Here is a corner where you can learn Japanese through famous anime quotes!! For those who are interested in Japanese or willing to learn Japanese, this is just the place for you!! Here Nazuna will teach you not only you get to learn Japanese vocabularies but also points of using the quotes so that when you come visit Japan you’ll have less problems!!
It’s quite simple how this works!!
1. anime name
2. character name
3. quote (English)
4. quote (Japanese)
5. Furigana
6. vocabulary information
7. One point advice from Nazuna
Nazuna will be your guide so enjoy your stay here while learning Japanese through famous anime quotes!!
[speech_bubble type=”drop” subtype=”L1″ icon=”surprise.png” name=”Nazuna”] Okay guys are you ready t learn some new Japanese?? If you already know some of these, then just use these for reviewing your knowledge!! Alright then, let’s move on to the main dish!![/speech_bubble]
【Learn Japanese from famous anime quotes!】Vol.1
— Nazuna@なずな (@nerz_jp) July 21, 2018
level ☆☆☆
Anime: New Game!
Character: Aoba Suzukaze
I'll do my best for the whole day!
今日も一日がんばるぞぃ!
(kyoumo ichinichi gannbaru zoi!)#Anime #famousquotes #NewGame #Aoba pic.twitter.com/IaAEpL6UEt
today = 今日(kyou)
today, for the day = 一日(ichinichi)
do my best = 頑張る(ganbaru)
【Nazuna point!】 がんばるぞぃ!(ganbaru zoi) : This is not an official way of saying “I’ll do my best!” so be careful when using this in Japan! “Ganbaru” is the official way to say it!
【Learn Japanese from famous anime quotes!】
— Nazuna@なずな (@nerz_jp) July 22, 2018
level ☆☆
Anime: Evangelion
Character: Rei Ayanami
You're not going to die….cause I'll protect you.
あなたは死なないわ…。私が守るもの。
(anatawa shinanai wa….watahiga mamorumono)#anime #Nauzna #Evangelion #Rei #animequotes pic.twitter.com/uTUiiLXwVI
you = あなた(anata)
won’t die = 死なない(shinanai)
protect = 守る(mamoru)
【Nazuna point!】守るもの(mamorumono) : もの (mono) is more likely used by the meaning “thing” however in this case it means “because”! Remember, not all means “thing” in Japanese!
【Learn Japanese from famous anime quotes!】
— Nazuna@なずな (@nerz_jp) July 23, 2018
level ☆☆
Anime: Fate/Stay Night
Character: Saber
Let me ask, are you my master?
問おう。貴方が私のマスターか
(To-ou , anata ga watashino master-ka?)
let me ask = 問おう(to-ou)
you = 貴方(anata)#anime #animequotes #Fate #saber pic.twitter.com/LIE1LyfwFl
【Nazuna point!】問おう(to-ou) : This phrase is not used in modern Japanese that much now. This was more used in the Sengoku, Edo era where samurais used in their daily language. Still it is cool so many people use this but you can’t use this in serious situations so be careful!
【Learn Japanese from famous anime quotes!】Vol.4
— Nazuna@なずな (@nerz_jp) July 24, 2018
level ☆☆☆
Anime: Attack on Titan
Character: Eren
I'm going to drive them out…. Every last one from this world!
駆逐してやる!!この世から…一匹…残らず!!
(kuchiku shiteyaru!! Konoyo kara….ippiki…nokorazu!!)#anime #Eren pic.twitter.com/SEFoftjxFi
exterminate, drive out = 駆逐(kuchiku)
this world = この世(konoyo)
【Nazuna point!】駆逐 (kuchiku) : Although this means “exterminate”, I translated this as “drive them out” because technically, there’s no situation of using “Kuchiku” here in Japan!
【Learn Japanese from famous anime quotes!】Vol.5
— Nazuna@なずな (@nerz_jp) July 26, 2018
level ☆☆
Anime: Sakura-sou no pet na Kanojo (Pet girlfriend of Sakura-sou)
Character: Mashiro Shiina
Hey, what color do you want to be?
ねぇ。あなたは何色になりたい?
(ne….anata wa nani iro ni naritai?)#anime #animequotes pic.twitter.com/eLe6dqkFkI
you = あなた(anata)
color = 色(iro)
what = 何(nani)
【Nazuna point!】If you want to ask something here in japan, usually you use the word “nani = 何” somewhere in the sentence! For example, if you want to ask “What do you want for lunch?” the question you’ll ask is “お昼(ひる)は何(なに)食(た)べたいですか?”
[speech_bubble type=”drop” subtype=”L1″ icon=”surprise.png” name=”Nazuna”] How was it?? Did you learn something new?? If you did, then I’m glad that I was able to help you!! [/speech_bubble]
[speech_bubble type=”drop” subtype=”L1″ icon=”wink.png” name=”Nazuna”] This is just the first 5 anime quotes from my tweets but there’s more so don’t worry!
Thanks for checking out and I’ll be coming up with more of this “Learn Japanese from anime quotes!”!! See ya!![/speech_bubble]
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