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Manga Blog: Ocha vs Bird

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Let’s learn Japanese with our funny and laid-back manga blog (yonkoma manga), “Ocha vs Bird”.

CONTENTS

Manga Blog (Japanese Version)

manga blog_ocha vs bird_jp

Vocabulary & Grammar

  • 凶暴きょうぼう – aggressive, violent
  • 遭遇そうぐうする – to run into
  • キラッ – onomatopoeia for glaring, targeting
  • シュッ – onomatopoeia for quick movement
  • 襲おそう – to attack
  • verb te-form + くる – used when the action moves towards the speaker
  • ダッ – onomatopoeia for running in an aggressive way
  • 任まかせとけ (= 任まかせておけ) – leave it to me (imperative)
  • おい – hey in an aggressive way
  • 出でてこい – come on out (imperative)
  • 〜にする – to make something out of it
  • verb te-form + やる – give the action to an inferior
  • ブンブン – onomatopoeia for swinging something aggressively

Manga Blog (English Version)

manga blog_ocha vs bird_en

Comment from the Author

お茶ちゃがこれを言いうと、鳥とりは全然ぜんぜん襲おそってきません。鳥とりに襲おそわれたら、言いってみてください。
When Ocha says this, the bird won’t attack us. If you get attacked by a bird, please try saying this.

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  1. Chris August 9, 2019 Reply

    Many years ago when I worked at a golf course in Woollahra, I would be tenaciously pursued on my motorbike by a swooping magpie (perhaps the very same one I had as a chick returned from the ground to its nest?). If only I had known what to say! 「おい！鳥！出てこい！。。。」

    1. Anzu August 9, 2019 Reply

      Hahaha, Australian birds are sometimes very aggressive… but they obviously don’t want to become a fried chicken so if you run into them next time, try saying this out loud 😀

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