進撃の巨人

 I have never really watched anime before in my life. Even though I am Japanese, it was never something that interested me too much. However, now that it may help me in this class, I am emboldened. I watched the first few episodes of 進撃の巨人。It started out really exciting with the war with the titans. While I think some of the main characters, specifically Eren, are a little cringy — albeit he has a lot going on... Given that, I will continue to watch this show, hearing phrases and words you know keeps you on your toes, I'm excited for the rest.


One word that I noticed they use a lot is 今. I did not know ima was used so often in a sense of urgency. Also, I noticed a ton of verbs and adjectives. A few examples would be みる、いく、おいしい、たかい。The last thing I noticed I thought was funny that showed up was うるさい. This was amusing to me as my mother would yell "うるさい” to me as a kid all the time. At the time, I had no idea what that meant, but I now have learned it can essentially just mean "shut up".


Attack on Titan | Rotten Tomatoesurusai - shut up in japanese characters' Men's T-Shirt | Spreadshirt

じゃ また、

モーカです。

Comments

  1. しんげきのきょじんを見ましたか! とてもにんきがありますね。たくさんたんごがわかりましたね、すごい!

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