De Gozaru - How To Discuss
De Gozaru
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It is often heard as a suffix in Rorovini Kenshin's speech.
Dejoru enjoyimasu is a rude or rude way to say. It was often used in samurai, Ronan or Yakuza movies or television shows to dispel masculinity and cruelty.
Of course I'm not an expert, and by no means a colloquialist, but I'm interested in linguistics, as well as some of the nuances of the nineteenth language that I can try to explain. As I understand it, Dejoro is an informal form of Goswamiaso. Both verbs mean to be with the verb desu. Desu is used the most, while Gozaimasu is used when higher education is required. Dejoru was ancient and was most common in the area during Edo, before Edo Baatsu, which eventually became Too. This is an informal form, so Kenshin uses a more respectful language than desu when using it, but uses a less formal form to show kindness while respecting others. This is part of the atonement for Aokeri's role during the revolution.
He often uses the personal gesture Sessha Wa for I instead of the more common Watakushi Wa or the more violent Wa Shore Wa. Seshawa is another ancient form that reflects the respect of the speaker for the listener. I have seen it translated from him or from this incompetent, as it signifies the traditional obedience of the samurai to his master (samurai means to serve).
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So if I wear goosebumps, will I impress women or a voice like that? What makes it even more ridiculous when a talented person uses it? One thing is for sure ... Jin Samurai XD can't be
Yes, when you say dejoru instead of desu / dejogoimasu, which is always at the end of a sentence, you look like a talking samurai.
You have been talking like this for a long time.
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I think this is some kind of anise fight (samurai, ninja).
