Answer by O Level Maths for What does やれ{HL}やれ{HL} "yare yare" mean?
It's literally "sigh!" but in a loving way, it denotes patience from the one using the interjection. It is usually uttered by males in response to either children or women being difficult. It's a...
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やれ、やれ is an interjection often uttered when ① you are relieved from a burden or mental pressure, or ② when you have some burden or a little problem ahead, for example:①やれやれ、[一仕事]{ひとしごと}終わった - Oh boy,...
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YareYare is like...boy oh boy...
View ArticleAnswer by broccoli forest for What does やれ{HL}やれ{HL} "yare yare" mean?
No, やれ{HL}やれ{HL} is not an onomatopoeia but an interjection. It doesn't symbolize any sound or state, and cannot used like other onomatopoeiae:×やれやれという音を立てて×やれやれした様子でBut as you said, it's true that...
View ArticleAnswer by ironsand for What does やれ{HL}やれ{HL} "yare yare" mean?
It's an interjection that mean kind like There you/he go again....But as you said it's difficult to translate.
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I would like to know what the meaning of the expression やれ{HL}やれ{HL} Yare Yare is? I hear it often said in anime. some people said "that yare yare is another japanese onomatopoeia. Kind of like pera...
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