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What does the “きゃ” in “していきゃがらなかった” stand for?
How to use the inflection “やがる”?What does the phrase 「はきゃあがって」 mean?What is this crazy guy shouting?What does こまけー mean?Is this word slang? アメテWhat does ああまでされて mean in this sentence?what does クソリプ means?Is アリ in そんなのアリかよ⁉︎ some type of slang?Meaning of [何]なにそれunderstanding what sounds like 「だけどお値段はもっていません。」What is the meaning of まっちろけ?What does 嵐にしやがれ mean?
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I read this phrase in a visual novel:
"こいつが出かける前に、きっちり支度をしていきゃがらなかったからじゃねぇかっ!?"
I don't get what the "きゃ" means in this context. If it's short for "ikeba", I can't make sense of "がらなかった" ("didn't show any signs" of what? ) and if it's something different, I don't have a clue.
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I read this phrase in a visual novel:
"こいつが出かける前に、きっちり支度をしていきゃがらなかったからじゃねぇかっ!?"
I don't get what the "きゃ" means in this context. If it's short for "ikeba", I can't make sense of "がらなかった" ("didn't show any signs" of what? ) and if it's something different, I don't have a clue.
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I read this phrase in a visual novel:
"こいつが出かける前に、きっちり支度をしていきゃがらなかったからじゃねぇかっ!?"
I don't get what the "きゃ" means in this context. If it's short for "ikeba", I can't make sense of "がらなかった" ("didn't show any signs" of what? ) and if it's something different, I don't have a clue.
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I read this phrase in a visual novel:
"こいつが出かける前に、きっちり支度をしていきゃがらなかったからじゃねぇかっ!?"
I don't get what the "きゃ" means in this context. If it's short for "ikeba", I can't make sense of "がらなかった" ("didn't show any signs" of what? ) and if it's something different, I don't have a clue.
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「していきゃがらなかった」 with a small ゃ
The "dictionary" form of that is:
「していきやがらなかった」 with a regular-size や
The components are 「する」、「行いく」、「やがる」 and 「なかった」.
For an explanation of 「Verb + やがる」, please read:
How to use the inflection "やがる"?
Thus, the sentence in question is in the Kanto tough guy speech.
"That's because this dude hadn't made proper preparations before leaving (home), ain't it?"
I didn't make it sound too tough, did I?
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「していきゃがらなかった」 with a small ゃ
The "dictionary" form of that is:
「していきやがらなかった」 with a regular-size や
The components are 「する」、「行いく」、「やがる」 and 「なかった」.
For an explanation of 「Verb + やがる」, please read:
How to use the inflection "やがる"?
Thus, the sentence in question is in the Kanto tough guy speech.
"That's because this dude hadn't made proper preparations before leaving (home), ain't it?"
I didn't make it sound too tough, did I?
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「していきゃがらなかった」 with a small ゃ
The "dictionary" form of that is:
「していきやがらなかった」 with a regular-size や
The components are 「する」、「行いく」、「やがる」 and 「なかった」.
For an explanation of 「Verb + やがる」, please read:
How to use the inflection "やがる"?
Thus, the sentence in question is in the Kanto tough guy speech.
"That's because this dude hadn't made proper preparations before leaving (home), ain't it?"
I didn't make it sound too tough, did I?
add a comment |
「していきゃがらなかった」 with a small ゃ
The "dictionary" form of that is:
「していきやがらなかった」 with a regular-size や
The components are 「する」、「行いく」、「やがる」 and 「なかった」.
For an explanation of 「Verb + やがる」, please read:
How to use the inflection "やがる"?
Thus, the sentence in question is in the Kanto tough guy speech.
"That's because this dude hadn't made proper preparations before leaving (home), ain't it?"
I didn't make it sound too tough, did I?
「していきゃがらなかった」 with a small ゃ
The "dictionary" form of that is:
「していきやがらなかった」 with a regular-size や
The components are 「する」、「行いく」、「やがる」 and 「なかった」.
For an explanation of 「Verb + やがる」, please read:
How to use the inflection "やがる"?
Thus, the sentence in question is in the Kanto tough guy speech.
"That's because this dude hadn't made proper preparations before leaving (home), ain't it?"
I didn't make it sound too tough, did I?
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