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【Today's Quote】

 何（なに）かを始（はじ）めるのに”揺（ゆ）るぎない意志（いし）”とか”崇高（すうこう）な動機（どうき）”なんて無（な）くていい You don't need "an unrelenting will" or "noble motives" to start something.  --Shimizu

【Quiz】

 Which of the following options is closest in meaning to いつか in the sentence below? 

 俺（おれ）はいつかアンタにトスを上（あ）げるで。

1.いつまでも

2.いつでも

3.いずれ

4.いつになく

Answer: いずれ

【What's in the Name?】 

宮侑（みやあつむ Miya Atsumu） 

 -宮：(surname) 8.1k in Japan, ranked 1895th 

-宮（みや）：palace, shrine →Many shrines deify a fox, which is Inarizaki's mascot 

*"Inari" has the meanings of "shrine" and "fox" 

-侑（あつむ）：helping people

【Today's Vocabs】 

王（おう）：king 

王様（おうさま）→"king" + honorifics, but this can be taken as sarcasm  

大王様（だいおうさま）：the great king 

*Hinata didn't intend to be sarcastic but kinda sounds stupid

平民（へいみん）、庶民（しょみん）：commoner