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What is the difference between I'm an anime mania. and I'm an anime enthusiast. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
- English (US)
The first one should be, "I'm an anime manic."
The meanings are the same but I think the second sentence is more common.
You can also say:
I love anime.
I'm obsessed with anime.
I'm really into anime.
Anime is one of my favorite things.
If you are talking to another anime otaku you could say:
I'm an anime otaku.
But only other anime otakus would understand. These are usually the only Americans that know that word.
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ところで、進撃の巨人が好きですか？私のお気に入りですよ。リヴァイが大好きです！：Ｄ
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@starry-chan actually, it should be "I'm an anime maniac!" (it was probably a typo)
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@u-1 面白いですね。私が見たことがありません。どうですか。アニメを見るのと漫画を読むのことがありますか。
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I don't think anyone says they are an anime mania I'm sorry.
An anime enthusiast would be someone whos very interested in anime.
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