上陸したよ. Is this slang?? How does it translate to meaningful English? Please see context in body


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So this literally translates into "I landed it." Which is literally what
Kamata-kun (this character from Shin Godzilla) did. But is that really all it
means? Is it a Japanese double entendre or pun or have any other connotation
other than he came up on land? In English we might say you "landed something"
as in you got a good job or achieved something worthwhile. Is that it? Thanks
for any help.




> So this literally translates into "I landed it."

More like "I landed". 上陸 sounds like he came out of the sea, since the 上
implies upwards. For example aircraft etc. are 着陸 rather than 上陸.

> In English we might say you "landed something" as in you got a good job or
> achieved something worthwhile. Is that it?

As far as I know such an expression doesn't exist in Japanese.

