Korogu Kōbun (コログ構文 - Korok's Sentence Structure): Part 2

Korogu Kōbun: Part 2

Yesterday, I introduced the 'Korogu kōbun' (コログ構文 - "Korok's sentence structure"), which consists of 'mō tsukare chatte zenzen ugoke nakutē...' (もう疲れちゃって 全然動けなくてェ･･･ - meaning "I'm so tired, I can't move at all...").

Although Korok's line does not directly ask for help, it emphasizes his fatigue and inability to move, implicitly conveying a desire to be carried to his destination.

The relatability of the line and the roundabout way of not directly asking for help might have left a strong impression on game players and led to widespread recognition.

Incidentally, I have heard that this tone of speech is very similar to that of the development staff who handled Korok's part of the game.

コログ構文 Part 2

昨日、「もう疲れちゃって 全然動けなくてェ･･･」という文章構成を持つ「コログ構文」を紹介しました。

このセリフは、「助けてほしい」と直接は言わないものの、「疲れていること」と「動けないこと」をアピールをして、「自身を目的地まで運んでほしい」ということを暗に示したものとなっています。

内容の共感性や、直接助けを求めない回りくどい言い方が、多くのプレイヤーの心に残るきっかけとなったのかもしれません。

ちなみに、この口調は担当した開発スタッフの口調とそっくりだそうです。

• Korogu Kōbun (コログ構文 - Korok's Sentence Structure): Part 2
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• Korogu Kōbun: Part 2
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• Yesterday, I introduced the 'Korogu kōbun' (コログ構文 - "Korok's sentence structure"), which consists of 'mō tsukare chatte zenzen ugoke nakutē...' (もう疲れちゃって 全然動けなくてェ･･･ - meaning "I'm so tired, I can't move at all...").
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• Although Korok's line does not directly ask for help, it emphasizes his fatigue and inability to move, implicitly conveying a desire to be carried to his destination.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• The relatability of the line and the roundabout way of not directly asking for help might have left a strong impression on game players and led to widespread recognition.
• The relatability of the line and the roundabout way of not directly asking for help might have left a strong impression on game players and led to widespread recognition.

• Incidentally, I have heard that this tone of speech is very similar to that of the development staff who handled Korok's part of the game.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!