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nano desu 

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.
hi there, where are we going to go nano desu
nano desu by Huyoka April 17, 2019

Nano Desu 

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.
"mi~ nipah! nano desu~"
Nano Desu by Taellie June 2, 2009

nano-dosing

Using utra small dosages not to trigger a psychotropic effect
We didn't want to get high or feel out of sorts, so we took turns nano-dosing
nano-dosing by emilejfagerstromiv December 11, 2018

ipod nano dat hoe 

When you bust your load (after doing the deed with a woman) on your ipod nano you grab it by the headphones and slap it across her face thus sticking on her face and using it as an ipod holder.
Johny: hey Billy guess what i did last night
Billy: what did u do?
Johny: i took this girl back to my crib and she bagged on my performance so i ipod nano dat hoe and they i comfortably listened to my music.

ipod nano dat hoe 

When you bust your load (after doing the deed with a woman) on your ipod nano you grab it by the headphones and slap it across her face thus sticking on her face and using it as an ipod holder.
Johny: hey Billy guess what i did last night
Billy: what did u do?
Johny: i took this girl back to my crib and she bagged on my performance so i ipod nano dat hoe and they i comfortably listened to my music.