Dattebayo is a word that Naruto Uzumaki adds to the end of his sentences. He uses it to make his way of speaking unique. It adds emphasis to whatever he says
Dattebayo actually has an unclear translation to things like:
"This is what I'm saying"
"Y'know what I'm saying"
"I mean it!"
"I'm saying this!"
Dattebayo, however does not mean believe it. Believe it was something that Viz media came up with to match the dubbing.
Dattebayo actually has an unclear translation to things like:
"This is what I'm saying"
"Y'know what I'm saying"
"I mean it!"
"I'm saying this!"
Dattebayo, however does not mean believe it. Believe it was something that Viz media came up with to match the dubbing.
"I'm going to become Hokage, that is what I'm saying!"
"I will bring sasuke back, I mean it"
"I won't give up, Y'know what I'm saying"
"Shiiko...Shiiko, dattebayo"--He said this after he kissed Sasuke and Sakura was ready to kill him.
It means: "It was an accident, really!"
"I will bring sasuke back, I mean it"
"I won't give up, Y'know what I'm saying"
"Shiiko...Shiiko, dattebayo"--He said this after he kissed Sasuke and Sakura was ready to kill him.
It means: "It was an accident, really!"
by Riku's lover August 30, 2009