👉 The word "thogoto like" is a term used in Japanese to describe someone who doesn't believe what they are saying, yet speaks with confidence and enthusiasm. It's often used by people who are too self-confident or overconfident, but still want others to believe them.
Here's an example sentence using the word: "I'm not interested in your opinions about this matter." This is a person who thinks that their opinions are superior and should be followed without question, despite the fact that they haven't even heard someone else's perspective yet. They're like a thogoto like someone who can't believe what they're saying but still believes in their own ideas. As an edgy or unsettling example sentence using "thogoto like," you might say something like: "He spoke so confidently that he couldn't take his voice back into the room." This is someone who has a thick skin and seems to be able to ignore most people's objections, but still wants others to believe them when they disagree with their own beliefs.
