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Learn Japanese with Anime - You F**kin' Traitor!

In this video we are going to analyse famous quotes from anime. Today we are going to look at Eren’s quote from Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin).

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Analysis

この is a pronoun meaning “this” always followed by a noun so as an example, このいぬ means “this dog”. But when the following noun has a negative meaning, and when it’s said to the second person it just means “You” showing expression of frustration or anger.

うらぎりもん actually comes from うらぎりもの which means “traitor”. The verb うらぎる is “to betray” and もの is “a person”, which makes うらぎりもの “a person who betrays”, hence “a traitor”. But Eren shortened もの and turned it into もん which sounds more aggressive.

が: I think a lot of people learned this particle as a subject particle, for example, 天気がいい meaning “the weather is good”. But this が after a noun with a negative meaning implies swearing or expression of anger. It is also important to note that in this usage, you do not continue the sentence after が.

Sentences

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この + Offensive Noun

You son of a bitch!
You pervert!
You bitch!

When you can’t find the right word, you can just say…

You!

この + noun with positive meaning can express envious feelings or can praise someone playfully.

You lucky one!
You genius!

Words with 者

(There are no grammar rules for these words. Just remember them as one word.)

That guy is the most violent person in the town.
It is impossible for a careless person like you.
the reliable eldest son
Hardly anyone is as bright and sharp as Conan.

Offensive Noun + が

F**kin’ idiot!
F**kin’ shit!

When you want to emphasise that you are talking about the second person, you can simply add この before the offensive noun.

You f**kin’ idiot!
You f**kin’ shit!

When you talk about someone behind their back, あの is used instead of この

That f**kin’ idiot!
That f**kin’ shit!

その cannot be applied to this usage.
 

WARNING

Please note that it is NOT recommended using these expressions unless you are REALLY annoyed by someone.

Vocabulary

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aitsu
pronoun
  1. that guy (きゃつ and かやつ are masc.)
ano
pre-noun adjectival
  1. that (someone or something distant from both speaker and listener, or situation unfamiliar to both speaker and listener)
abaremono
noun
  1. roughneck
ukkari
adverb, adverb taking the to particle, suru verb
  1. carelessly
uragiru
godan verb, transitive verb
  1. to betray; to double-cross
kimi
pronoun
  1. you (also used colloquially by young females)
kiremono
noun
  1. sharp and able person
kono
pre-noun adjectival
  1. this (something or someone close to the speaker (including the speaker), or ideas expressed by the speaker)
shiawasemono
noun
  1. fortunate person
shikkari
adverb, adverb taking the to particle, suru verb
  1. reliably; levelheadedly
chounai
noun
  1. neighbourhood
chounan
noun
  1. eldest son (may be the only son)
tensai
noun
  1. genius; prodigy
nakanaka
adverb
  1. by no means (with a verb in the negative)
bakatare
noun, interjection
  1. idiot
hentai
noun, suru verb, no adjective
  1. pervert
hodo
noun, adverb
  1. extent; degree
muri
na adjective, noun
  1. impossible

Kanji

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4 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. heavens, sky, imperial
Readings
Kun'yomi: あま、あめ、あま-、あまつ。
On'yomi: テン。
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7 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. male
Readings
Kun'yomi: おとこ、お、み。
On'yomi: ナン、ダン。
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8 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. long, leader
Readings
Kun'yomi: なが.い、なが.さ、おさ。
On'yomi: ジョウ、チョウ。
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4 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. cut, cutoff, be sharp
Readings
Kun'yomi: き.る、き.れる、-き.り、-き.る、-き.れ、-ぎ.り、-ぎ.れ、-き.れる、き.り、き.れ。
On'yomi: セチ、サイ、セツ、セイ。
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7 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. town, village, block, street
Readings
Kun'yomi: まち。
On'yomi: チョウ、テイ。
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8 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. someone, person
Readings
Kun'yomi: もの。
On'yomi: シャ。
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11 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. logic, arrangement, reason, justice, truth
Readings
Kun'yomi: みち、まろ、まさし、まこと、ひ、のり、に、とおる、ただし、さとる、おさむ、ことわり、よし、あや。
On'yomi: リ。
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11 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. plains, field, rustic, civilian life
Readings
Kun'yomi: の、の-。
On'yomi: ヤ、ヤ、ショ。
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3 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. genius, years old, cubic shaku
Readings
Kun'yomi: かど、ざえ、わずかに、かしこ、かた、さ、たえ、とし、もち。
On'yomi: ザイ、サイ。
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4 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. inside, within, between, among, house, home
Readings
Kun'yomi: うち。
On'yomi: ナイ、ダイ。
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7 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. old boy, name-suffix
Readings
Kun'yomi: きみ、-ぎみ。
On'yomi: クン。
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8 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. happiness, blessing, fortune
Readings
Kun'yomi: さち、しあわ.せ、さいわ.い、ゆき、みゆき、ひろ、とも、さっ、さし、さき、よし、こ。
On'yomi: ギョウ、コウ。
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9 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. unusual, change, strange
Readings
Kun'yomi: か.(わ)る、か.える、か.わり、か.わる。
On'yomi: ヘン。
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10 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. horse
Readings
Kun'yomi: うま、ま、うま-。
On'yomi: メ、バ、マ。
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12 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. nothingness, none, ain't, nothing, nil, not
Readings
Kun'yomi: な.い。
On'yomi: ム、ブ、モ。
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13 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. back, amidst, in, reverse, inside, palm, sole, rear, lining, wrong side
Readings
Kun'yomi: うら。
On'yomi: リ。
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15 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. outburst, rave, fret, force, violence, cruelty, outrage
Readings
Kun'yomi: あば.れる、あば.く。
On'yomi: バク、ボウ、ボク、ホウ、ホク。
Stroke Count
9 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. son, counter for sons
Readings
Kun'yomi: おとこ、とう、もん、ろ、ろお、いら。
On'yomi: ロウ、リョウ。
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11 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. pork, pig
Readings
Kun'yomi: ぶた。
On'yomi: ドン、トン。
鹿
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11 Strokes
English Meaning
  1. deer
Readings
Kun'yomi: しか、か、しし。
On'yomi: ロク。

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