Jear desus! That lamp hasn't been knocked over today...
by Me, the person writing this November 12, 2019
by emzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz October 9, 2020
Nothing, really. It's just a stock phrase. Japan has a few of them. It CAN be translated, literally, as "it is so".
Nano (なの) is a "sentence-ender", something that people use to give their words more life when talking. Generally, nano is used by females to beautify their sentences.
Some ships that use nano include Haruna and Iku (I-19).
Desu (です) is a more formal sentence-ender that can be used by anyone. Typically, statements will end with desu, although it is usually not needed and people will use other sentence-enders to fit the situation, such as a verb-masu.
Nano (なの) is a "sentence-ender", something that people use to give their words more life when talking. Generally, nano is used by females to beautify their sentences.
Some ships that use nano include Haruna and Iku (I-19).
Desu (です) is a more formal sentence-ender that can be used by anyone. Typically, statements will end with desu, although it is usually not needed and people will use other sentence-enders to fit the situation, such as a verb-masu.
by Huyoka April 17, 2019
by MysticalNomad January 29, 2009
Desu-meaning 'it is' often said at the end of sentences to seem cute or unwitting, and, Nya-a Suffix added to the end of sentences uttered by a cat/human.
Desu-Nya is a suffix that is a combination of the two. Often said(in anime) by a kawaii/loli/neko(cute/lolita/cat girl).
Desu-Nya is a suffix that is a combination of the two. Often said(in anime) by a kawaii/loli/neko(cute/lolita/cat girl).
by Anjela hemi August 20, 2014
Japanese for "that is so"
used by Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni character, Rika Furude.
when said, it makes the speaker sound cute and adorable.
used by Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni character, Rika Furude.
when said, it makes the speaker sound cute and adorable.
by Taellie June 2, 2009