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==Definition== | ==Definition== | ||
When a sentence ends in {{name|''de ojaru''|でおじゃる}}, it gives the sentence a polite tone. | |||
A variation of ''oide aru''. Ojaru is not commonly used in common modern Japanese. | |||
==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||
In Sentai, it is often used by villains | In Sentai, it is often used by villains who consider themselves nobles. | ||
*[[Minister of Water Pollution Kegareshia]] ([[Go-Onger]]) | *[[Minister of Water Pollution Kegareshia]] ([[Go-Onger]]) | ||
*[[Ninninger_Shinobi_no_36#Advanced Youkai Oboroguruma|Advanced Youkai Oboroguruma]] ([[Ninninger]]) | *[[Ninninger_Shinobi_no_36#Advanced Youkai Oboroguruma|Advanced Youkai Oboroguruma]] ([[Ninninger]]) | ||
Latest revision as of 01:57, 13 November 2015
おじゃる
Definition
When a sentence ends in de ojaru (でおじゃる), it gives the sentence a polite tone.
A variation of oide aru. Ojaru is not commonly used in common modern Japanese.
Examples
In Sentai, it is often used by villains who consider themselves nobles.