What is your favorite dialect and or speech quirk in anime?
What is your favorite dialect and or speech quirk in anime?
Christopher James
Eli Cruz
>Girl
>says boku/ore
Mason Bailey
Kansai dialect.
Christian Morris
>Saying everything in the polite form
>Saying everything as impolite as possible
One of both extremes
Henry Walker
perfect english
James Thompson
Ojou-sama's who add "san" when speaking about animal, like Neko-san or Inu-san.
Blake Taylor
Rough hoodlum voice that constantly trails up in every sentence.
Nathaniel Wood
Old-style japanese spoken at a measured pace.
Logan Hernandez
I wish more characters had hardcore-Kansai accents/dialects, using や and ど and をば instead of だ and を and whatever. やから is maybe my favourite Japanese anything.
David Turner
Watakushi
Joseph Cooper
Okinawa
Eli Martinez
per-fect-u eng-er-rish
Grayson King
Instant best girl.
Jayden Rogers
Nano desu
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Daniel Allen
You mean drawl?
Archaic Japanese like wagahai, washi, and -ja
Tyler Cruz
This is the cutest shit
Jeremiah White
Nathan Barnes
I like it when they talk like a normal person instead of an animal
Parker Walker
belligerently rolling rs and tongue clicks
Alexander Brooks
I love Kansai dialect. I know it is just a broad term and it differs from place to place but in general I just like dialects better than standard/tokyo Japanese.
I love this too, and you need the unnecessary rolling of the tongue.
Jackson Hall
Tochigi dialect.
John Hughes
Any dialect as long as Arai Satomi is voicing it.
Daniel Ramirez
Sapporo dialect like in silver spoon was comfy and countryish, I liked it. Ie ending sentences with べ
Brandon Sanchez
Ainu language (non-japonized)
Jace Hill
I like the exaggerated Chinese accent that sometimes pops up.
>saying "aiya" whenever they fuck up
>ending their sentences with "aru"
Aiden Sullivan
Especially when the r roll is a bit further back in the throat, so it almost sounds like a half wookie growl
Austin Bailey
"oi"
Julian Campbell
geh
Lincoln Sanchez
hinna hinna
Leo Rivera
"Geso"
James Gomez
>upside down floating man
>says AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Christopher Torres
this is the good shit, I could listen to it all day
Luke Turner
Osakaben
Liam Butler
>watakushi
>desu wa
>gokigenyou
Chase Roberts
Young girls with old hag voices
Elijah Bailey
NANODA
Cameron Richardson
When an older Japanese man speaks in a BIG JAPANESE VOICU. Like how the politicians talk and such.
Robert Roberts
Ara araa
Josiah Edwards
Bumpkin, ruffian, delinquent.
Unrelated to those, I also like however it is that Yui and Kei from Yuyushiki speak. Also characters who use very dated slang or have a very old fashioned way of speaking.
Jack Rodriguez
Take one guess
Chase Cooper
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This movie made me fall in love with Tosa dialect.
Justin Martinez
Hiroshima-ben ja!
Nolan Carter
>in general I just like dialects better than standard/tokyo Japanese.
Consider watching Ghost Hound for the strongest dialect saturation I've ever heard.
Not just any common one either, thick-ass Hakata-ben.
Parker Reed
Wagahai.
Evan Adams
>What is your favorite dialect and
You forgot to answer your own question.
Parker Richardson
When the Kansai-ben slips out and they get all embarrassed about sounding like a country bumpkin I'm still mad.
Hunter Martin
All of One Piece's weird laughs. Especially Robin's "Dereshishishi"
Lincoln Richardson
This video has more talking.
Joseph Harris
ojou-sama speech
all that desu-wa
William Diaz
Holy fuck this.
Gabriel Cooper
のだ！
Angel Bailey
Kero and Ginka made me fall in love with Kansai dialects.
Ryan Morales
Whatever you would call the way Holo or Shinobu speak.
Leo Allen
...
Jace Moore
de gozaru
Ethan Mitchell
I'm literally incapable of noticing any difference in how characters talk.
Tyler Brown
Kansai dialect.
うち as a first person pronoun.
Christian White
>Kansai
>Characters shouting NANI,NANDATO,NANIMONO DA
>Characters that speak excessively polite.