Boku no Kanojo wa Dekkawaii - Ch. 18

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small kids can be alittle chaotic to deal with if ya ain't used to them. but they are handling it just fine.
 
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Aren't they on ground floor? Is she sending the kids to the basement? :question:
 
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Thanks for the chapter! That's my batteries recharged.

As far as "cute" goes, I agree that in the UK it only has the one innocent meaning that relates to kids, so to say a kid looks cute would not be misconstrued. We use bigger grown-up words when we are trying to flatter the ladies.


The other word that always throws me is calling someone your "lover" even if you have not slept with them. In Britain, your lover is someone you are having sex with. So when you read "Of course you can call me by my first name, since we are lovers" and they have barely held hands, it gets a hard eye-roll from me.
 
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Thanks for the chapter! That's my batteries recharged.

As far as "cute" goes, I agree that in the UK it only has the one innocent meaning that relates to kids, so to say a kid looks cute would not be misconstrued. We use bigger grown-up words when we are trying to flatter the ladies.


The other word that always throws me is calling someone your "lover" even if you have not slept with them. In Britain, your lover is someone you are having sex with. So when you read "Of course you can call me by my first name, since we are lovers" and they have barely held hands, it gets a hard eye-roll from me.
I am in the states but have the same reaction
 
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Thank you so much for the translation! This series, far and above, is my favorite one of ALL that I follow. When I saw it in my updates list, my finger broke the sound barrier clicking on it...or maybe it was my mouse.
 
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Thanks for the chapter! That's my batteries recharged.

As far as "cute" goes, I agree that in the UK it only has the one innocent meaning that relates to kids, so to say a kid looks cute would not be misconstrued. We use bigger grown-up words when we are trying to flatter the ladies.


The other word that always throws me is calling someone your "lover" even if you have not slept with them. In Britain, your lover is someone you are having sex with. So when you read "Of course you can call me by my first name, since we are lovers" and they have barely held hands, it gets a hard eye-roll from me.
I am gettin real tired of japanese romcoms having to put basic shit such as holding hands on a pedestal, it feels so infantile and when they enter into that mindset is like they are telegraphing how the story is gonna go.
 
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Maybe they have a sacral dimple and hair fell into it, forming a cyst that then burst and continually leaked, which then had to be surgically removed. Something that may or may not have happened to me.
 
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Okay, so I dug up the raw, and it actually does say お尻の手術をちょっとね (just a little surgery on the butt).

TMI, girl!
 
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Thanks for the chapter! That's my batteries recharged.

As far as "cute" goes, I agree that in the UK it only has the one innocent meaning that relates to kids, so to say a kid looks cute would not be misconstrued. We use bigger grown-up words when we are trying to flatter the ladies.


The other word that always throws me is calling someone your "lover" even if you have not slept with them. In Britain, your lover is someone you are having sex with. So when you read "Of course you can call me by my first name, since we are lovers" and they have barely held hands, it gets a hard eye-roll from me.
Eh, you can chalk that one up to the translation. The most common word used for boyfriend/girlfriend relationships is "koibito", literally "love person", so amateur translators almost invariably default to "lovers" for it. It's not strictly speaking correct (since it doesn't convey quite the same meaning, as you explained) but it gets the work done most of the time.
 

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