【Kimetsu Radio】Giyu and Uzui talk over Demon Slayer S4 ep3 (clip1)

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Demon Slayer Radio 'Episode 84' (June 2, 2024)
Here’s a clip from the Demon Slayer Radio [Kimetsu Radio] show that aired on June 2, just before Episode 4 of the Hashira Training Arc (Season 4) premiered. It includes both the Japanese transcript and an English translation. The hosts are Sakurai Takahiro (the voice of Tomioka Giyu) and Konishi Katsuyuki (the voice of Uzui Tengen).
You can watch the full episode at the link below.
• 公式WEBラジオ『鬼滅ラヂヲ』【第84回】パ...
音楽:【和風BGM】丑三つ時の和都
【ユーキヒロセ(Original BGM) • 【和風BGM】丑三つ時の和都 夜の環境音で癒...  】様
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  • @SeiyuFanatic23
    @SeiyuFanatic2328 күн бұрын

    Quick Tips for Japanese Learners 【読めへん】 1:05 The term '読めへん' comes from the Kansai dialect and means 'can't read,' similar to '読めない' in standard Japanese. Kansai dialect is commonly used by comedians on TV and by anime characters like Heiji Hattori in Detective Conan, Takeshi Sendo in Hajime no Ippo, and Hikoichi Aida in Slam Dunk. This dialect is widely recognized across Japan, and common expressions like '~へん' are easily understood everywhere." 【ガタ来てますか】 1:08 'ガタ' refers to the gradual wear and tear on the body or machines over time. It's used to describe something that isn't working perfectly but isn't completely broken either. The verb '来る' is most commonly paired with 'ガタ.’ 1「ガタ」(名詞) 2「が」(助詞) 3「来る」(動詞)活用→「来」 4「て」(助詞) 5「いる」(補助動詞)活用→「い」 6「ます」(助動詞) 7「か」(助詞) →「ガタ(が)来て(い)ますか」→(「が」と「い」が脱落)→「ガタ来てますか」

  • @ochiin
    @ochiin18 күн бұрын

    WAIT IS SAKURAI IS REALLY 50 Y.O???? OMGG HE LOOKS YOUNG AND HIS VOICES IS NOT LIKE A 50 Y.O MAN😭😭

  • @SeiyuFanatic23

    @SeiyuFanatic23

    17 күн бұрын

    I know, right? His voice is kind of deep, but it still sounds young. And I love his laugh too.

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