How to Say ‘Don't think that you'll be able to survive after making the entire world your enemy!’ in Japanese
全世界を敵に回して生きられると思うなよ！
ぜんせかいをてきにまわしていきられるとおもうなよ！
💬 Usage Tip: The phrase is often used dramatically to imply great risk.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Facing overwhelming odds is a common thematic element in 'One Piece' and other adventure stories.
Phrase Breakdown
全世界を敵に回して
生きられると思うなよ！
Word-by-Word Breakdown
全ぜん
[zen]
all; whole
全 + 世界 = 全世界 “the whole world,” emphasizing total scale.
全世界を敵に回して生きられると思うなよ！
Don’t think you can live after making the whole world your enemy!
世界せかい
[sekai]
world
世界 = “world.” In 全世界 it means “the entire world.”
全世界を敵に回して生きられると思うなよ！
Don’t think you can live after making the whole world your enemy!
をを
[o]
(object marker)
Marks 全世界 as the object of the idiom 敵に回す.
全世界を敵に回して生きられると思うなよ！
Don’t think you can live after making the whole world your enemy!
敵てき
[teki]
enemy
敵 = “enemy.” Key part of the phrase 全世界を敵に回す.
全世界を敵に回して生きられると思うなよ！
Don’t think you can live after making the whole world your enemy!
にに
[ni]
as; into (state)
に marks the role/state: 敵に = “into an enemy / as an enemy.”
全世界を敵に回して生きられると思うなよ！
Don’t think you can live after making the whole world your enemy!
回しまわし
[mawashi]
turn (someone/something into) (stem)
回す “to turn.” In 敵に回す it means “make (someone) an enemy.”
全世界を敵に回して生きられると思うなよ！
Don’t think you can live after making the whole world your enemy!
てて
[te]
and; by doing (te-form)
Te-form connecting to the next verb: 回して生きられる = “make (them) enemy and (still) be able to live.”
全世界を敵に回して生きられると思うなよ！
Don’t think you can live after making the whole world your enemy!
生きいき
[iki]
live (stem)
生き is from 生きる “to live.” Combined with られる gives “can live / be able to live.”
全世界を敵に回して生きられると思うなよ！
Don’t think you can live after making the whole world your enemy!
られるられる
[rareru]
can live; be able to live
Potential form (or passive-like form) of 生きる: 生きられる = “can live/survive.”
全世界を敵に回して生きられると思うなよ！
Don’t think you can live after making the whole world your enemy!
とと
[to]
that; (quotation particle)
と marks quoted content: ～と思う = “think that …”
全世界を敵に回して生きられると思うなよ！
Don’t think you can live after making the whole world your enemy!
思うおもう
[omou]
think
思う = “to think.” Here it’s used in a warning: “Don’t think you can…”
全世界を敵に回して生きられると思うなよ！
Don’t think you can live after making the whole world your enemy!
なな
[na]
don’t (prohibitive)
な after a dictionary-form verb makes a strong prohibition: 思うな = “Don’t think.”
全世界を敵に回して生きられると思うなよ！
Don’t think you can live after making the whole world your enemy!
よよ
[yo]
(sentence-ending emphasis)
よ adds emphasis/assertion, often warning or insisting: “I’m telling you.”
全世界を敵に回して生きられると思うなよ！
Don’t think you can live after making the whole world your enemy!
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