Some such as “Ittai dou iu imi” and “Omae wa mou shindeiru” are only found and used in anime. Truthfully, not really.ĭepending on the environment and situation one is in, some phrases can be used in everyday life. With that, we have come to the end of our journey of exploring famous anime quotes that are found in many animes that are used in various anime scenes and events.ĭo we use these infamous anime quotes in our everyday life here in Japan? Let’s go get some sushi for dinner! Summary Not just in anime, in Japan, this term is used in everyday life too with the same definition and meaning. Every new journey in anime starts with an “Ikuzo!” It means let’s go, let it be a physical journey or a start of a new chapter. Let’s go to the last famous anime quote for today. The speaker does not trust the other character and uses this quote in a suspicious and dismay tone. The other usage is to show that the speaker does not trust or believe what he or she is listening to. This quote often shows the speaker’s disbelief and amazement at the situation or event. For starters, it shows how unbelievable (hard to believe) a scene or moment is in anime. “Shinji rarenai” has many uses for this simple term. Shinji rarenai (しんじられない) Definition: Unbelievable // I cannot believe it A staple in many anime and memorable anime scenes.ġ1. All characters, including the antagonist, like to use this phrase. This phrase often lights a fire in the audience’s heart and keeps the story alive and motivational. It is seen in “Naruto” and was one of the first few animes that helped me learn the phrase of not giving up in Japanese.Īnime stories tend to give hope to many viewers. Zettai akera menai (ぜったいあけらめない) Definition: I will definitely, absolutely, not give up This quote can also be used in any situation outside of battle, such as in a sticky situation of rivalry where the main character is forced to choose aside. The tone that accompanies this quote trembles with fear, tears, agony, and desire to be saved or helped. In “Kimetsu no Yaiba”, Zenitsu often uses this quote whenever he is in a picky situation. This quote is used in a lot of scenes where saving is required. I will try to help by making this article a little less draggy (hopefully). If this article is getting a little too long and draggy, now is a good time to use “Tasukete kudasai”. Tasukete kudasai (たすけてください) Definition: Please help / save me The tone used along with this quote often suggests curiosity, worry, and uncertainty. It is also posed as a question that the speaker uses to ask about the condition of a scenario, situation, or person’s feeling. Or when the wonderer worries if it was alright for him or her to have done so. In anime, this quote is often used when one wonders if the situation or person is doing alright. Daijobu kana (だいじょぶかな) Definition: Is that alright // Are you alright? It serves as a cautious warning to save oneself. It is often used when the caller warns of other characters to run away or run for their lives. This quote is seen in a lot of anime from the past and in the present as well. Nigette (にげって) Definition: Run away // Run for your life In a scene where the character has an epiphany or a moment of realization, “Chotto” is used to show, “hold on a second, what is happening” or “hold on for a moment, did I just figure this out?”ħ. When a character wants to show a little of an item or a feeling, this phrase is commonly used in a scene in anime. “Chotto” also means a little of something. It also holds the same meaning as “Chotto matte” but is the casual form of “Chotto matte”. “Chotto” can be used in a lot of situations in anime and in real life. Chotto (ちょっと) Definition: A little // Hold on // Wait a minuteĪ subbranch from “Chotto matte” is “Chotto”. Other than anime, in real life, we can hear these phrases while waiting in line at a grocery store or for a friend. In short, it means to wait for me, hold on for a minute. This quote also means wait a moment while I work on something and will get back to you shortly. The one falling behind yells “Chotto matte!” – trying to tell the other one to wait for him or her. Imagine a scene where two characters are running and one is falling behind. Chotto matte (ちょっとまって) Definition: Wait! Wait a moment! Sometimes, the energy displayed with this quote shows complete utter frustration with not understanding or comprehending the meaning of said conversation, sentence, or situation.Ī much more accurate representation in anime shows this phrase indicating, “What the heck does this mean?” The character isn’t telling viewers off, they are just really upset not knowing what is going on! 3. Loosely translated to show that the speaker has no idea or clue about what is going on. Ittai douiu imi (いったいどういういみ) Definition: What does it mean?
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