A Blue-Skinned Konbini Worker and Her Pals - Ch. 5

[MangaDex]

 

[malagigi_encantatore]

“So what’s in this bag that says ‘change of clothes’ “

 

[winterume]

just friends btw

 

[Duribu]

Look, the dragon is cute okay

 

[dowiet]

:3

 

[InsaneAwesomeTony]

Thanks for the chapter 🙏🏼

 

[jackjack9]

Always great to have a friend that knows you so well

 

[HDMI1]

@doctagon Her night shift ends around 8 AM so the sleep/hanging out part should start with that time, then IMO the getting ready should be 6 PM with her shift starting at 8PM.

If the author had those times specifically listed then just ignore me.

 

[doctagon]

@doctagon Her night shift ends around 8 AM so the sleep/hanging out part should start with that time, then IMO the getting ready should be 6 PM with her shift starting at 8PM.

If the author had those times specifically listed then just ignore me.

In the raws It starts with 0 o'clock and ends with 24 o'clock. It's a little awkward either way.

 

[HDMI1]

In the raws It starts with 0 o'clock and ends with 24 o'clock. It's a little awkward either way.

So I guess for this one we're supposed to read it Left to Right instead of the usual.

 

[malagigi_encantatore]

So I guess for this one we're supposed to read it Left to Right instead of the usual.

Oh.
Yeah, so… When Japanese is written in vertical rows, like in a manga text bubble, it’s read right to left. When Japanese is written in horizontal rows— like a work document, or this timeline,— it’s read left to right. Basically if they can make the language annoying, they will…
There was a while before World War II where they wrote in horizontal rows right to left. Which is even more confusing somehow