Thursday, February 2, 2017

expressions - What does やれ{HL}やれ{HL} "yare yare" mean?


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 pera, gira gira, goro goro, etc.

  • some others think "it has to do with the sound a person make when he/she is tired, you know that sound when you are taking a break and you hear yourself breathe heavily. Yare yare doesn't have a direct translation... it is just an onomatopoeia that describes the sound of being relaxed. Japanese just hear that sound differently, they hear "yare yare"."


  • crunchyroll funimation hulu theanimenetwork nicovideo daisuki translated as boy oh boy or my oh my





  • Is that true?






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