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Context: two people are walking on a street and a tramp says to them:

> はにゃせー、バカヤロー

I'm not sure if it's はにゃせ or はにやせ, because it is written in small fonts, I am
attaching an image so you can tell. Could it be a Korean greeting? Thank you
for your help!

[![enter image description
here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/pLgQd.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/pLgQd.jpg)
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meaning slang greetings
Meaning of はにゃせ or はにやせ
Two possibilities (besides the Korean theory).

「はにゃせ～～」 would be the drunk and/or sleepy man's pronunciation of

1) 「離{はな}せ！」 = "Leave me alone!", "Let me go!", etc.

2) 「話{はな}せ！」 = "Tell me!"

The first interpretation would be more likely, but that is just speculation
given the limited context.

「はにやせ」 with the normal-size 「や」 would make no sense at all.
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