Jujutsu Kaisen (呪術廻戦)

大丈夫、僕最強だから

Daijōbu, boku saikyō dakara.

“Don't worry — I'm the strongest, after all.”

— Satoru Gojo

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The scene

When Yuji worries about facing Sukuna, the King of Curses, his teacher Gojo waves it off with total serenity: it will be fine, because he is the strongest. It is reassurance and bragging in the same breath — peak Gojo.

Word by word

JapaneseRomajiMeaning
大丈夫daijōbuall right, OK, no problem — one of the most useful words in Japanese
僕boku'I / me' — masculine but softer and more boyish than 俺
最強saikyōthe strongest
だからdakara'because / that's why' — から (because) with だ

Grammar notes

Sentence-ending から

から normally means 'because', and putting it at the end of a sentence softens the claim into an explanation offered to the listener: '...because, you see.' Gojo's whole justification is just 'I'm the strongest, so.'

Skipping the copula

A fully explicit version would be 僕は最強だから. Topic marker は and everything predictable gets dropped — casual Japanese trims relentlessly.

Can you say this in real life?

Announcing that you are 最強 (the strongest) about yourself is outrageous in real Japanese conversation — it works only because Gojo can back it up. 大丈夫 (daijōbu) and 僕 (boku), though, are everyday words you will use constantly.

Practice

Q1. What does Gojo promise with 「大丈夫」?

Q2. Fill in the blank: 「僕__だから」 (because I'm the strongest)

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