What did those Japanese words mean when League of Legends was in full swing?

Japanese pronunciation and Chinese meaning of League of Legends: Japanese pronunciation is hasaki, and Chinese writing is the first. It means sword. And Japanese clothing w reads kaze, writing style, meaning wind. When he zoomed in, he didn't read Japanese in his mouth, but the ancient language of Ionia.

Yasuo Chihiro is the 1 17 hero in League of Legends, which is a real-time battle and a large-scale 3D online competitive game.

Extended data:

Other lines in League of Legends, Swordsman, are as follows:

1, death is like the wind, always with me. "Death is like the wind; Always by my side. "

2, the road is long, only the sword as a companion. "On the long road, the sword is a poor partner."

My glory has passed for a long time. "My honor has long since left."

4. Tomorrow is safe, and no one can allow it. "No one promises tomorrow."

5, and follow the trend, you must also pay attention to it later. "Go with the wind, but watch your back."

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Chifeng Hao Jian