The Word Tsundere is pronounced (Soon-Dare-ay) (But roll the R.)
i'm sorry All other urban dictionary deff's but your wrong
the correct translation of Tsundere is "Tough Love"
Tsun meaning Rough, Tough, or Harsh Depending on Context,
while Dere Mean's Love regardless of Context.
A Tsundere is typically depicted as an Anime character who is always sour towards the protagonist (Usually)
and slowly softens up over time but there are many cases's in which they don't as well
which is why it's said that a tsundere shows they're affection BY treating you like dirt.
a real-life example would be someone calling you an idiot
after asking if they liked you, all while they blush their head off.
i'm sorry All other urban dictionary deff's but your wrong
the correct translation of Tsundere is "Tough Love"
Tsun meaning Rough, Tough, or Harsh Depending on Context,
while Dere Mean's Love regardless of Context.
A Tsundere is typically depicted as an Anime character who is always sour towards the protagonist (Usually)
and slowly softens up over time but there are many cases's in which they don't as well
which is why it's said that a tsundere shows they're affection BY treating you like dirt.
a real-life example would be someone calling you an idiot
after asking if they liked you, all while they blush their head off.
Chuck Steak) She treats me Like Dirt, But she always gets upset in a more sulky, Regretful way
when i get angry or annoyed by it.
Aaron Anarchy) she's a tsundere man, i think she likes you... poor thing Doesn't Know how to flirt or show affection,
you'll have to make the first move.
when i get angry or annoyed by it.
Aaron Anarchy) she's a tsundere man, i think she likes you... poor thing Doesn't Know how to flirt or show affection,
you'll have to make the first move.
by Aaron Achilles666 July 21, 2020
by Rentar March 24, 2009
When someone loves you, but won't admit it.
Commonly used in anime and manga.
The person may seem cold and distant, but on the inside, they are secretly in love with you.
see also: kuudere, yandere, dandere
Commonly used in anime and manga.
The person may seem cold and distant, but on the inside, they are secretly in love with you.
see also: kuudere, yandere, dandere
by yellowpml April 3, 2017
A ridiculously annoying character (often female) in most animes and mangas that act cold or rude to the person they usually like, and over time, become less hostile and sweeter. They don't ever have a solid reason for pushing the one they desire away, and fling their finger in their direction and scream everytime said crush breathes the wrong way. They almost always say "baka" (idiot) for every other word.
"Baka! I-I would never have feelings for you!"
"And I have absolutely no problem with that. You're constantly hitting me for no fucking reason, and honestly, I'm tired of your bullshit. One time, I literally defied gravity to fall straight into your tits on accident, apologized profusely, yet you still beat the shit out of me. Now everytime I see you, my dick shrivels up because I remember how unnecessarily abusive you are, and this is why no guy will will ever love you. If they do, they're obviously into some tsundere shit."
"And I have absolutely no problem with that. You're constantly hitting me for no fucking reason, and honestly, I'm tired of your bullshit. One time, I literally defied gravity to fall straight into your tits on accident, apologized profusely, yet you still beat the shit out of me. Now everytime I see you, my dick shrivels up because I remember how unnecessarily abusive you are, and this is why no guy will will ever love you. If they do, they're obviously into some tsundere shit."
by RiceBeani February 24, 2020
by jeonggukisatsundere October 1, 2018
A Japanese (adj) word. A person who is cold on the outside and soft inside. Mostly used in animes. More like the opposite of yandere.
by Hella.Bitch June 7, 2019
A tsundere is a male or female that is mean or cold to their love interest (it could also be a friend) because they don’t know how to express their feelings. You could say that they “Hate” that they’re in love with you. A good example of this could be kageyama from haikyuu. When Hinata does something good kageyama finds it hard to compliment him and usually just looks away from hinata. Another example is osana najime from the game yandere simulator. Tsunderes tend to use the words baka, dummy, idiot, or stupid A LOT and I’m not over exaggerating when I say a lot.
Tsun tsun means to turn away and put you nose up in embarrassment or digust
Tsun tsun means to turn away and put you nose up in embarrassment or digust
Osana: you over slept AGAIN senpai you always keep me waiting! I’m not your personal alarm clock you know! *tsun tsun*
Senpai/taro: I’m sorry... if it’s such a big deal then maybe we shouldn’t walk to school together....
Osana: huh!.....no it’s not a big deal at all you dummy! *tsun tsun*
Ayano aishi watching from afar like the creepy yandere that she is: she’s such a damn tsundere. She’ll never take my Senpai! ILL CUT HER INTO BITS BEFORE SHE EVEN GETS TO TOUCH HIM!
Senpai/taro: I’m sorry... if it’s such a big deal then maybe we shouldn’t walk to school together....
Osana: huh!.....no it’s not a big deal at all you dummy! *tsun tsun*
Ayano aishi watching from afar like the creepy yandere that she is: she’s such a damn tsundere. She’ll never take my Senpai! ILL CUT HER INTO BITS BEFORE SHE EVEN GETS TO TOUCH HIM!
by Greatlord Cthulhu November 20, 2020