Level: Beginner Japanese (JLPT N5–N4) Learn basic grammar and everyday expressions through anime dialogue. Japanese Phrases from Demon Slayer Episode 2 – Trainer Sakonji Urokodaki QUESTION 01 DEMON encountered by Tanjiro at a mountain shrine 「でもこんな傷、（　　）治るからな。」 But a scratch like this should heal in no time. 1 すぐ 2 もう 3 すでに 4 やっと Tap to reveal the answer     Answer　1. すぐ すぐ治る = “will heal soon / in no time” Meaning: すぐ = immediately / soon (near future) Nuance: Used when something recovers or happens quickly. Structure: すぐ + verb = “right away / in no time” Why others are wrong: 2. もう → already (past result) 3. すでに → already (formal) 4. やっと → finally (after effort/time) Common patterns: すぐ行く = I’ll go right away すぐ終わる = It will end soon QUESTION 02 DEMON - 「ほーら。（　　）血は止まった。」 See that? The bleeding's stopped already. 1 よく 2 ほぼ 3 もう 4 ようやく Tap to reveal the answer     Answer　3. もう もう血は止まった = “the bleeding has already stopped” Meaning: もう = already / by now Nuance: Indicates that a change  

Level: Beginner Japanese (JLPT N5–N4) Learn basic grammar and everyday expressions through anime dialogue. Japanese Phrases from Demon Slayer Episode 1 – Cruelty QUESTION 01 TANJIRO after finding his family collapsed at home 「何でこんなことに（　　）んだ？」 How did this happen? 1 なる 2 なった 3 なれる 4 なら Tap to reveal the answer     Answer　2. なった “～になったんだ？” uses the explanatory form んだ to ask for a reason or background. It means “How did it come to this? Similar “Why did this happen?” / “How did things end up like this?” QUESTION 02 TANJIRO talking to Nezuko 「死ぬ（　　）！」 Don’t die on me! 1 なよ 2 ないで 3 らず 4 せない Tap to reveal the answer     Answer　1. なよ 「Vる＋なよ」 is a casual and emotional negative command used to tell someone not to do something. Compared to : 「～ないで」 → 死なないで = softer, more pleading (“Please don’t die”) → 死ぬなよ = stronger, more direct (fits action/emergency scenes) 「な」 is the core negative imperative; 「よ」 adds emotional emphasis. Other options: 2. ないで → would be 死なないで (doesn’t match given form) 3.