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So [this answer](https://anime.stackexchange.com/a/128/1587) explains why
Naruto say "dattebayo" or "believe it" in the English translations, being that
he inherited it from his mother.

In earlier episodes of Naruto when Sakura goes to think of what she really
wants to say, this occurs in the form of white drawing lines of Sakura with
writing on her forehead with black background. See the image below:

[![second
Sakura](https://i.stack.imgur.com/BiIHg.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/BiIHg.jpg)

In the English dub, the second Sakura often ends her sentences by saying
_"cha"_.

What is the reason for this? Is this something she picked up from her parents
like how Naruto inherited his mother's habit, or is there some other
explanation for this?


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Why does Sakura's inner voice say "cha" at the end of her sentences?


According to [_Catchphrases and Verbal Tics from Naruto
Wikia_](http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Catchphrases_and_Verbal_Tics#Shannar.C5.8D_and_Shannar.C5.8Dy.C5.8D),
the phrase **_"Cha"_** was replacement of **_"Shannarō"_** and
**_"Shannarōyo"_** in the English dub often used by _Inner Sakura_ , which
have no literal meaning, but it can be translated into **_"Hell yeah!"_** ,
**_"Hell no!"_** , or **_"Damn it!"_** depending on the situation.


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