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Pronounced "reet". A mix between engrish and 1337. A |2337 phrase occurs when a Japanese individual says something in an attempt to sound 1337. Usually he/she learns this phrase from hanging out with true 1337 4/v\3|2|C4/\/ |-|4XX0|25. The phrase comes out of the Japanese person's mouth sounding completely wrong or coming out at the completely wrong time, due to the Japanese accent, a weak grasp on a fast paced American teenager conversation, and/or a lack of knowledge of when to drop a computer term in RL speak while still sounding 1337.
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