Learning Japanese With Corpse Party!

[Gintoki]

Lol, so whenever I play a game with the Japanese audio, I always find myself learning something new. I know only a few of us know Japanese, so I'll also be sure to include romaji for you non-readers.

So, anyone can post Japanese words or phrases that they learned while playing Corpse Party.

I'll start it off with 2 that I heard quite often.

懺悔 (ざんげ）（Zange): Repentance

多重空間　（たじゅうくうかん）（Tajuukuukan): Multiple spaces (in reference to the several different versions of the school existing simultaneously. Tajuu means multiple and Kuukan means space;room; air space.

[Raguna]

I just learned Ta-zu-ke-te-ku-re... (Help me...) from Naomi's cell phone

[Gintoki]

Ah, indeed.

Its

助けてくれ。Tasuketekure. But the syllables are drawn out so its, "Taa suuu keee teee kuuu reee"

[PringlesXD]

Haha, yeah! Although I think you can also say it without the ku-re.

[PringlesXD]

I learned Koroshite yaru. Although I already knew this one as Koroshite ageru, though.

[Suou]

im dont really the kanji/katakana/hiragana...
but i learnt some japanese by listening to the voice-acting...dont bother looking at the text.
the only thing i noe for sure is daijobu which means are you alright or something similar to that.
and those simple phrases like nandemonaidesu...and koroshite yaru.
but story-wise text...nada.

[Raguna]

I can't remember well but I think I learned mi-nai-de (Don't look at me) from Mayu. Though like Tasuketekure im not sure if Im correct here.

[Gintoki]

Haha, yeah! Although I think you can also say it without the ku-re.

Mmhmm. Kure is added to the "te" form of verbs to make it a demand or a plea. So in this case, its either like PLEASE save me! or SAVE ME!

The polite way of doing this would be saying "Kudasai" of course.

adding yaru (a strong form of suru, or to do) is like saying I'll do this for certain! For instance. Tasukete yaru! I'll save ya! or Koroshite yaru! I'm gonna kill ya!

ageru means to give. In this case, its a bit twisted in that Koroshite ageru is something like thinking you're being nice by offering to kill them. Lol

daijoubu with a question mark is asking someone if they are ok. Without the question mark, well, its saying that yes, you're ok.

Minai de is please don't look (although its not actually said, a kudasai or kure after the de is implied, so its begging in a sense)

[Shizuka]

I just learned Ta-zu-ke-te-ku-re... (Help me...) from Naomi's cell phone

I always thought he said "daisuketekure", but when I google that, I saw it definitely wasn't the case.

[PringlesXD]

Oh, I see. Well, there's also "Hang in there" or sometimes translated in the game into "Are you alright!?", although I have no idea on how to write it in romaji.