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Key Phrases

魚人を捕まえましたえ

gyojin o tsukamae mashi ta e

Captured a mermaid

どうせ俺は海賊だったんだ

douse ore wa kaizoku datsu ta n da

I was a pirate at one time

天竜人には逆らわねえって約束しただろ!

tenryuu jin ni wa sakarawa nee tte yakusoku shi ta daro

You promised not to defy the Celestial Dragons

Skills You'll Learn

Understanding casual speech

カジュアルな話し言葉の理解

kajuaru na hanashikotoba no rikai

Expressing regret and apology

後悔や謝罪の表現

koukai ya shazai no hyougen

Responding to threats or conflict

脅威や対立への対応

kyoui ya tairitsu e no taiou

Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases

🧜‍♀️

魚人を

gyojin o

Mermaid

💬 魚人 [ぎょじん] (gyojin) means 'fish-man' and refers to a character type in 'One Piece'.

🇯🇵 Fish-men in 'One Piece' represent diverse races in Japanese storytelling, illustrating themes of discrimination and understanding.

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📸

しとめた

shitome ta

Captured

💬 しとめた [しとめた] (shitameta) often means 'took down', highlighting actions of capturing or defeating.

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👋🎵

え〜♪

ee

Hey♪

💬 え〜 [え〜] (ee) is a casual interjection, often showing excitement or amusement in Japanese.

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🔫🐟🧑

魚人を しとめたえ〜♪

gyojin o shitome ta ee

I shot it! I took down a fish-man!

🇯🇵 This highlights the arrogance of Celestial Dragons, reflecting their perceived superiority in 'One Piece'.

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😌

ハア〜

haa

Haa~

💬 ハア〜 [はア〜] (haa~) is often used to show exertion or dread, commonly followed by sighing sounds.

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😊📸

撃たれてよかったわ

uta re te yokatsu ta wa

Glad to be shot

💬 撃たれて [うたれて] (utarete) literally means 'to be shot', a strong word reflecting a dramatic event.

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🙌📸

ハア〜 撃たれてよかったわ

haa uta re te yokatsu ta wa

Thank heavens someone shot him.

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👉

近づいて

chikazui te

Approach

💬 近づいて [ちかづいて] (chikazu ite) is often used to express action of coming closer or nearing.

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🤒

何か病気でも

nani ka byouki de mo

Some illness

💬 病気 [びょうき] (byouki) commonly means 'illness', indicating something potentially harmful.

🇯🇵 The line portrays typical prejudices, similar to xenophobic concerns in diverse societies.

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