Thanks man :cheers:
Arthur from Library of Ohara put an really intresting Video up on Youtube just now explaining the Kanji meanings and stuff .
Just watched it now .
Thanks man :cheers:
Arthur from Library of Ohara put an really intresting Video up on Youtube just now explaining the Kanji meanings and stuff .
Just watched it now .
Thanks man :cheers:
Arthur from Library of Ohara put an really intresting Video up on Youtube just now explaining the Kanji meanings and stuff .
Just watched it now .
he was wrong about them as always. the entire video depends on him translating 聖/hijiri/-sei as "God". this is incorrect. you will never, ever see an actual god referred to as hijiri or sei in japanese. 聖 is specifically to refer to a holy man, a wandering priest, a sage, or a "saint", as the official and unofficial translations both agree on. From Encyclopedia Britannica: "Most characteristically hijiri describes the wandering priest who operates outside the orthodox Buddhist tradition to meet the religious needs of the common people."
a "Godly person" is not the same as a "God" and Artur's idea here is a stretch both linguistically and culturally.
What are the odds that Kizaru soloes all the SHs + the seraphims + Bonney + Vegapunk ? like 0% ?
This dude is one of the highest authorites in the world below only imu, yet he "only" brought an Admiral knowing a fully fledged Yonko crew is there backing up the smartest dude in the world ( who probably studied and has way to counter that Admiral's DF ) this will end bad either way
he was wrong about them as always. the entire video depends on him translating 聖/hijiri/-sei as "God". this is incorrect. you will never, ever see an actual god referred to as hijiri or sei in japanese. 聖 is specifically to refer to a holy man, a wandering priest, a sage, or a "saint", as the official and unofficial translations both agree on. From Encyclopedia Britannica: "Most characteristically hijiri describes the wandering priest who operates outside the orthodox Buddhist tradition to meet the religious needs of the common people."
a "Godly person" is not the same as a "God" and Artur's idea here is a stretch both linguistically and culturally.
he was wrong about them as always. the entire video depends on him translating 聖/hijiri/-sei as "God". this is incorrect. you will never, ever see an actual god referred to as hijiri or sei in japanese. 聖 is specifically to refer to a holy man, a wandering priest, a sage, or a "saint", as the official and unofficial translations both agree on. From Encyclopedia Britannica: "Most characteristically hijiri describes the wandering priest who operates outside the orthodox Buddhist tradition to meet the religious needs of the common people."
a "Godly person" is not the same as a "God" and Artur's idea here is a stretch both linguistically and culturally.
i fucking hate artur, biggest egoist bitch in the whole fandom
thinking he knows absolutely everything abt the series, yet he gets most of the shit he spat out his mouth wrong
Hello guys, sorry to bother you this Sunday, but can someone tell me if this break is from Oda or Jump?? what if that means spoilers are coming out this week?
Thanks in advance, Crocks.
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