"High School Exorcist Akane!". But mangadex deleted all the chapters.ah which series is that?
J's pretty obviously an alcoholic if what happened to Mary's collection is anything to go by. Anything alcoholic can be bearable when in need, from my experience. Add in how drinking with a picture of a dead friend is hardboiled, I can buy J tolerating it.is cooking sake in japan somehow nice to drink??? I do not remember it being pleasant
Generally not, no. It has added salt. It's the same thing with Xiaoshang wine or cooking sherry. Not the best booze to begin with, but the added salt makes it rough to drink.is cooking sake in japan somehow nice to drink??? I do not remember it being pleasant
ah yep I suspected it was that one but I hadn't read it in ages so had forgotten about this particular character."High School Exorcist Akane!". But mangadex deleted all the chapters.
I mean of course you wont remember her, because she was just introduced this year. The translation has been dropped for years, lol. I still read the raw version though.ah yep I suspected it was that one but I hadn't read it in ages so had forgotten about this particular character.
What manga is this from?The girl holding fan is from another manga, btw. She is pretty funny too.
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"High School Exorcist Akane!".What manga is this from?
Thanks for the TL. It's one of my favorite manga and mangaka so I'm very glad to see new chapters coming out, and of course it's also good to see new blood in the translation business. Thank you so much for your work.
That said, I'll have to throw some bits of criticism your way, which I hope you wont take badly. Basically please try to mimick earlier scans when it comes to proofreading and writing so you avoid having lines feel like clunky JP-to-English wording.
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Punctuation would help the "To be honest, I still can't calm down." line
"From today on, this will be Mei's house", the biggest issue is the use of 3rd person which makes sense in Japanese but not in English. "From here on out, this is your house" or something like that.
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"Mei just have to be Mei" -> "Just keep on being Mei" or something. You can't just literally throw the Japanese sentence into an English one.
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"This is..." I realize the Japanese line in raw is probably something that would literally mean "This is", but once again in English you might want to use something that'd convey the analog idea (being at a loss of words trying to explain things), like a simple "Erm... I...."
These are just broad ideas and random suggestions. Hope I didn't sound like I was complaining too much and more like trying to give some pointers I think might help from my perspective.
Anyway, funny chapter, I didn't think the girls school was a bunch of mini-mamas even though it seems obvious now.
Thank you for your work mateNot at all, i really appreciate you taking the time to explain what was wrong and what could be better, I'm really sorry for all the cringe you had to go through
I'm not fluent in english, but I'll try to be better, cheers