How to Say “Madden” in Japanese

怒らせる
okoraseru
To madden in Japanese is 怒らせる (okoraseru).
The verb 怒らせる means to make angry.
Meaning: to make angry (verb)

How does it change in a sentence?

The dictionary form 怒らせる is used in casual speech or as a base for conjugation. For a polite form, use 怒らせます. To express that someone was made angry in the past, use the past tense form 怒らせた.

How do you pronounce it?

okoraseru

Did you know?

  • There is a related term 腹が立つ which literally means 'the stomach stands up'. This is a common way to describe the feeling of being maddened, as anger is historically associated with the gut rather than the head.
  • While 怒らせる is a direct way to say 'to make angry', using it towards a superior can be seen as confrontational or rude in a professional setting.
  • To say someone is 'maddeningly' persistent, Japanese often uses the word しつこい instead of an adjective derived from 'anger'.

Examples in context

  • プレイステーションでマッデンをしよう!
    Let's play Madden on my PlayStation!
  • マッデンNFLシリーズにハマってるよ。
    I'm really into the Madden NFL series.
  • 日本にはうまいマッデンプレイヤーがいるか知ってる?
    Do you know any good Madden players in Japan?
  • 冗談で彼を怒らせるつもりはありません。
    Jōdan de kare o okoraseru tsumori wa arimasen.
    I do not intend to make him angry as a joke.
  • そんな失礼な態度は彼女を怒らせるよ。
    Sonna shitsureina taido wa kanojo o okoraseru yo.
    That kind of rude attitude will make her angry.
  • わざと部下を怒らせるようなことはしないでください。
    Wazato buka o okoraseru yōna koto wa shinaide kudasai.
    Please do not do things that intentionally make your subordinates angry.

Example conversation

Misaki is warning Hiroto about his behavior.

  1. 美咲 Misaki

    大翔くん、そんな態度だと先生を怒らせるよ。
    Hiroto-kun, sonna taido dato sensei o okoraseru yo.
    Hiroto, you'll make the teacher angry with that attitude.
  2. 大翔 Hiroto

    そんなことないと思うけど。
    Sonna koto nai to omou kedo.
    I don't think so, though.
  3. 美咲 Misaki

    本当に怒らせる前にやめてね。
    Hontō ni okoraseru mae ni yamete ne.
    Please stop before you actually make them angry.
  4. 大翔 Hiroto

    わかったよ。気をつけるね。
    Wakatta yo. Ki o tsukeru ne.
    I get it. I'll be careful.

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