minus-squarepolariscap@lemmy.cafetoJapanese Language@sopuli.xyz•What does "Isse No De Ei" mean? I know that the "isse" part means "all of (x) at once", but... "no de ei"? (Source at the post's body) linkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up9·3 months agoIt’s pretty much just “ready, set,” and then instead of ‘go’ it’s an “ey!” type of sound effect linkfedilink
It’s pretty much just “ready, set,” and then instead of ‘go’ it’s an “ey!” type of sound effect