A Japanese copula, or word used to grammatically link a subject and predicate. It can be translated as "It is the case that -" or "It is for the reason that -".

A Japanese copula, or word used to grammatically link a subject and predicate. It can be translated as "It is the case that -" or "It is for the reason that -".

Japanese phrase that means it's cute, isn't it? Many people simple use the word kawaii attempting to sound more knowledgable about other cultures.

A descriptor used to indicate that something is a bullshit knockoff of a part of Japanese culture. Can include poorly drawn anime, weeaboos, bad cosplay, ...

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.

Japanese phrase that means it's cute, isn't it? Many people simple use the word kawaii attempting to sound more knowledgable about other cultures.

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 ...

Japanese phrase that means it's cute, isn't it? Many people simple use the word kawaii attempting to sound more knowledgable about other cultures.

Japanese: "No thanks", "I'm cool", "It's okay" - basically, a halfway polite, understated refusal. Only used by true otaku (who seem to have picked it up ...

When a Weeaboo (like saad) is so bad at spelling, he can't spell a Japanese phrase correctly in a phrase. "WATASHIWA SAAD DES SUGOIII DESU NAIIII" (Desu-Nai).