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it's the vocative form of the second declension masculine noun "animus"
It can be used when directly addressing someone
Meaning heart/spirit, it can be used as a term of endearment
Example sentence "Anime, te amo" that could be translated something like "Darling, I love you"
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It can be used when directly addressing someone
Meaning heart/spirit, it can be used as a term of endearment
Example sentence "Anime, te amo" that could be translated something like "Darling, I love you"
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Anime... it's just the first 3 syllables of Animation, but when you write the word in Katakana, as in アニメーション.
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"anime" is short for "animeshon" which is the japanese spelling of animation
"anime" in japan encompasses everything animated, also from other countries,
while the rest of the world uses the word specifically for japanese animation
"anime" in japan encompasses everything animated, also from other countries,
while the rest of the world uses the word specifically for japanese animation
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