How to Say “Thunder Breathing First Form” in Japanese

壱ノ型 霹靂一閃
Ichi no kata: Hekireki Issen
壱ノ型 霹靂一閃 (Ichi no kata: Hekireki Issen) is the Japanese way to say "thunder breathing first form", referring to a specific combat technique in the series Demon Slayer.

How does it change in a sentence?

In the component 壱ノ型, the particle ノ (no) acts as a possessive or attributive particle that links the number to the noun meaning 'form'.

How do you pronounce it?

Ichi no kata: Hekireki Issen

Did you know?

  • The word 壱 (ichi) used for 'one' is a formal version of the character 一. It is called a 'daiji' and is used on legal documents and currency to prevent people from easily altering the number by adding a stroke.
  • The phrase 霹靂一閃 (hekireki issen) is a 'yojijukugo', a four-character idiom. These compounds are common in Japanese and are often used to convey complex concepts or poetic imagery in a very condensed way.
  • The word 一閃 (issen) describes a flash of light or a single stroke of a blade. It creates a double meaning here, referring to both the visual flash of lightning and the physical speed of the sword.

Examples in context

  • 壱ノ型 霹靂一閃を使う。
    Ichi no kata hekireki issen o tsukau.
    I use the thunder breathing first form.
  • 壱ノ型 霹靂一閃の動きは速い。
    Ichi no kata hekireki issen no ugoki wa hayai.
    The movement of the thunder breathing first form is fast.
  • これは壱ノ型 霹靂一閃ですか?
    Kore wa ichi no kata hekireki issen desu ka?
    Is this the thunder breathing first form?

Example conversation

Yota and Misaki are discussing their favorite moves from the anime.

  1. 陽太 Yota

    美咲はどの技が一番好き?
    Misaki wa dono waza ga ichiban suki?
    Misaki, which technique do you like the most?
  2. 美咲 Misaki

    私はやっぱり壱ノ型 霹靂一閃が好きだな。
    Watashi wa yappari Ichi no kata Hekireki Issen ga suki da na.
    I think I like the First Form: Thunderclap and Flash the best.
  3. 陽太 Yota

    あのスピード感はすごいよね。
    Ano supīdo-kan wa sugoi yo ne.
    That sense of speed is amazing, right?
  4. 美咲 Misaki

    うん、かっこいいし、本当に強いと思う。
    Un, kakkoii shi, hontō ni tsuyoi to omou.
    Yeah, it's cool and I think it's really strong.
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