How do you Say "Got It Memorized" in Japanese?

[Hal B Noire]

I know it's "Commit to Memory" in English, but I want the romaji translation (japanese in english letters.)  

[Ashelux]

Halcyon100

I know it's "Commit to Memory" in English, but I want the romaji translation (japanese in english letters.)

D'= ahhh! i hate got it memorized!

they should have kept the original 'commit it to memory' >:'( thats the axel i know! *pouts*


lolz xD  

[Ashelux]

btw, if you get a screen shot of the romanji when he says it, mabe i can translate for you....lol xD pretty simple really  

[Jisen Meizuki]

Ashelux

Halcyon100

I know it's "Commit to Memory" in English, but I want the romaji translation (japanese in english letters.)

D'= ahhh! i hate got it memorized!

they should have kept the original 'commit it to memory' >:'( thats the axel i know! *pouts*


lolz xD

It is true that "Commit it to Memory" is Axel's original phrase. However, I think the reason why the KH crew change it to "Got it memorized?" is because it's easier for the KH fans, especially Axel fans, to memorize it. sweatdrop

As for the topic, I'm not sure how to do it. sweatdrop However, I've tried to do it on the translation and it came out this:

kioku nisorewo takushi nasai.

Somehow, I had a feeling that this term may not be correct. sweatdrop  

[JadaEx]

'Commit to Memory'

that's interesting. i didn't know that was the original phrase.
although, i kinda fell in love with Axel's...bad a**-ness heart  

[Zizima]

Commit to memory!? That sounds like pretty stupid, I think. |'D

Andandnand. In one video, Axel said: "Kiyo kushitaka" and it was translated: "Got it memorized"
But I don't know did I wrote that right.. >_>