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Does "しぇんぱい" mean someone, who seems to be having a grudge. Or does it mean
some who seems to be rehearsing?

I made this assumption since the only words that appear in my dictionary that
has the word "しぇん" and one that might fit to the scenario of what I'm reading
is "私怨" and "試演".

There are also other "しぇん" words like: "支援" "紫煙".

But which among these 4 Japanese words are commonly written in hiragana and
connected with "~ぱい"?
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What does "しぇんぱい" mean?
It's probably a slurred 先輩【せんぱい】. Since there is no context, I am only 95%
certain. 先輩 is commonly used to address your senior at school or at work when
there is no other appropriate title like 部長. Maybe someone, typically a young
school girl, said it in a fawning way.
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I think that しぇんぱい _shempai_ is used by mannerless guys with friendly feeling
in substitution for 先輩｛せんぱい｝. This kind of slur is also used like しぇんしぇー
_shensheh_ for 先生｛せんせい｝ by them.

Apart from the scenario, さしすせそ is often pronounced like _sa shi su **she** so_
in the North Kyushu rigion by elders. The famous singer Tetsuya Takeda is from
Fukuoka prefecture in the North Kyushu region. He sings like しぇんしぇい in stead
of 先生｛せんせい｝ in his song. He would pronounce the word 先輩 like しぇんぱい.
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