Mou ikkai

Kanji: もう一回 (mou ikkai)
usually means "one more time" or repeating words like "again" or "once again" in Japanese.

Often confused with: "もういいかい" (mou ii kai) which

usually means "Are you ready?"

From "Kanashimi wo Yasashisa ni"

"mayoinagara demo ī, arukidashite, Mou ikkai Mou ikkai"

(It's okay to get lost so start walking,

once again, once again.)

by WanMoreTime December 14, 2022

omae wa mou shindeiru

Something from the anime/manga series ‘Fist of the North Star’, meaning ‘you are already dead.’ And then the person it has been said to dies. If you hear this said, it is completely unacceptable to not say ‘Nani?!?!?’.

Random person: omae wa mou shindeiru
Me: *appears behind them* NANI?!?!?!?!

by Kitten Corp. June 6, 2018

st'arxidia mou

'Sta arxidia mou' or 'st'arxidia mou' (pronounced, star-he-dee-a-moo) is a popular modern Greek saying that directly translates: "to my testicles" but refers to writing something you don't care about on your testicles. It roughly means I don't care, or I don't give a shit.

Someone: Hey I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance!
You: St'arxidia mou!

Someone: If you do that you will get into trouble!
You: St'arxidia mou! Did I ask you?

by pseudonymo_2010 September 18, 2010

Omae wa mou shindeiru

This is only used in the highest profiles of the highest edgy meme lords. it can be used to absolutely destroy an opponent in battle. Only the best can use it. It means “you are already dead” but will instantly kill your opponent in an anime battle.

Opponent: “ fight me”
You: “omae wa mou shindeiru”
Opponent: dies
You: naruto run away

by The pussysmasher May 15, 2018

Omae wa mou shindeiru

'You are already dead' in Japanese. Legend says that if you say "Omae wa mou shindeiru." to an opponent, their response will always be "NANI?" meaning 'WHAT' in Japanese. Then said opponent will die. If 'Nani' is not said, then...? The opponent will die anyway though.

"Omae wa mou shindeiru."
"Nani?!"

by Yeet that outta here January 19, 2020

Omae wa mou shindeiru

"You are already dead" in Japanese.
Also a dead-ish meme, as of writing this.

Roses are red.
Violets are blue.
Omae wa mou shindeiru.

N A N I ?

by GGTyler May 24, 2018

watashi wa mou shindeiru

"I am already dead"
Deriving from Omae wa mou shindeiru, it is usually used unironically among friends. It is also a cry for help that will be laughed at as you circle into the depths of despair, leaving behind any sanity you possess.

Joseph: Are you ready for the two hour school assembly?

You: "Watashi wa mou shindeiru!!!"

by Prof. Layton March 17, 2018