Sep 19, 2017 · She often ends her sentences with "de geso" (でゲソ) and her questions play on the double-meaning of "nai ka" (ないか, "isn't it"), which are used for the show's segment titles (written as なイカ).

'de-geso', is a pun on Geso(tentacles) and De-gesu: In end of Edo era and beggining of Meiji era, “De-gesu” is used by males of the lower class as transformational word of “Desu”. “Geso” means tentacles of squid.

Jan 11, 2011 · Every "de geso~" from Ika Musume :)Credits: sm13273335 (Niconico Douga)

Describe Hisako Kanemoto, de geso~! Hisako Kanemoto (born 16 December 1987) AKA Juri Aikawa first came to notice as Kanata of Sound of the Sky, but it was not until she voiced the titular Ika-Musume that her career definitely took off, and she has since gained an increasing number of roles.

Apr 1, 2016 · Long answer: The normal thing to put at the end of a Japanese statement is desu. Another form of this, coming from the same word origin, is de aru. Take away the "aru" part, and replace it with "geso". Geso is a Japanese word for squid tentacles. All in all it doesn't really make much sense but not many anime novelty speaking habits do.

Oct 29, 2023 · In the original Japanese version, Squid Girl has a distinct verbal tic of including the phrase "de geso" in most of her lines. It's a pun based around Japanese grammar and the Japanese word for "squid".

Degeso count: 921 times.So basically, it's the whole Ika Musume series in a nutshell.Enjoy and comment degeso~

Apr 27, 2011 · This beach will be mine, de geso. Get the de geso mug.

Confronting natural predators and wielding a love for shrimp, Squid Girl's distinctive speech ('de geso') and linguistic prowess add to her mystique. In the face of challenges, Squid Girl transforms fears into triumphs, adapting to the human world with resilience.

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