A very old fashioned way of saying farewell in Japanese which quite literally means “then”.
Don’t throw it around with no reason unless if you’re a samurai or something.
It also has a use in the English language as weebs butcher the word everyday and think they are being cool.
It is often used by Isshin the Sword Saint in Sekiro after beating you to a bloody pulp.
Don’t throw it around with no reason unless if you’re a samurai or something.
It also has a use in the English language as weebs butcher the word everyday and think they are being cool.
It is often used by Isshin the Sword Saint in Sekiro after beating you to a bloody pulp.
Saraba, my dear old friend...
-bro I’m just going the get the groceries and also wtf this is not the shogun era.
Saraba, Sekiro!
-bro I’m just going the get the groceries and also wtf this is not the shogun era.
Saraba, Sekiro!
by Wondering Soul February 01, 2021