Filled with dinosaurs with 〜だらけ
Grammar Explanation: Covered in with 〜だらけ
Kotoha, Yui, and Sacchan enter another exhibit room in the museum.
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- 「恐竜だらけだーー!」
- “It's full ofdinosaurs!”
Key Points
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〜だらけ means full of something noticeable
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恐竜だらけ says dinosaurs are everywhere in the exhibit room.
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The pattern often highlights an overwhelming or striking amount.
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The noun comes directly before だらけ
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No particle is needed between 恐竜 and だらけ.
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The result is a compact exclamation: “Dinosaur-filled!”
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