Let's count your sins in detail. How to say it in Japanese?

Let's count your sins. Japanese: ぁなたのをぇよぅ

Roma: Oh, my mother and my Mi Tu.

"Let's count your sins" comes from the line of W》W- Shotaro Hidari in the masked knight W. Shotaro Hidari calls himself a "tough guy detective", but sometimes he changes his ways because of emotional factors. He loved Fengdu since he was a child and said, "This city is my back garden."

Masked Knight W (original: ?ラィダー12540W/body double, Kamen Rider) is the pioneering work of the second phase of Heisei. This drama began to broadcast on Asahi TV on September 6th, 2009, and it was broadcast every Sunday morning from 8: 00 to 8: 30. Because of the setting of returning to the origin, it also has a strong showa period style.

The greatest feature of this work is that two people become a knight. It is theNo. 1 1 of the series of masked knights in Heisei, with the slogan "We are/we are, and two people are one person's Kamen Rider".

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Common Japanese homophones include:

1, "Auntie washes the railway" = "ぁぃしてる (I love you)"

2. "bridge bean bag" = "ちょっとまって (wait a minute)"

3. "Red bean paste" = "It should be (true)"

4. "Nani" = "なに (what)"

5. "Kawaii" = "lovely".

6. "Souga" = "そっか (indicating that you agree with what the other person said, meaning" so "and" good ".