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Dattebayo does have a meaning. It means in Japanese "You know". In English It was changed to "Believe It" to match Naruto's lip movements. You guys don't know your stuff 8p.
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Despite what Jaivaz states, Dattebayo actually translates to "don't ya know?" And is commonly tagged onto sentence or more commonly a statement to add meaning, or just to sound cute.
Jaivaz wrote a bad definition, dattebayo
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Slang For “in a bit”- meaning to “cut yard”- further meaning to leave and go home
Hey fellas, I’ve had a good time with fanum today, I’m going to leave now, DATTEBAYO!
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BELIEVE IT! naruto always says that in Naruto shipoop. SO SILLY! The first naruto shipoop has a few Dattebayo.
DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!DATTEBAYO!
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it's just Naruto's expression, his personality, attitude, and language dattebayo!
A character from japanese anime- "Naruto" a ninja with a blonde hair and orange outfit with a family name Uzumaki.
food: looks good with ramen.
Who: ?
What: Who?
Where: What?
When: Where?
How: I don't know who tell you maybe Naruto.
You're barking the wrong tree dattebayo!
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Never having a translation, In the anime "Naruto", Naruto said this word which is now used to translate into "belive it" in english.
Ex: I'm gonna become the greatest Hokage ever, dattebayo!
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Has no meaning like in naruto he uses it as just a ending of a sentence
Haha u suck so bad noobdattebayo
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