@Hiiragiizumi—
Image 5, last panel: “We got to revitalize” → “We have to revitalize”. In this context, “got” would mean
were permitted.
Image 6, first panel: “
Thats's the hourly wage
s though.” → “
That's the hourly
wage, though.” or (not as good) “
Those are the hourly wages
, though”.
“citizen
's tax” → “the citizen
s' tax
es”.
Image 6, second-to-last panel: “Except for salary, it is treated as a complete volunteer job!” This line makes little sense. First, the difference between any paid job and a volunteer job is the pay! One could say that any paid job were a volunteer job except for its pay! Second, the job in question seems to have a
wage, which is a different payment arrangement than is a
salary. A wage is paid based upon the number of hours worked or (sometimes) based upon the amount of work completed. A salary is a fixed payment that does not increase or decrease in immediate response to whether one works extra hours or gets an exceptional amount done.
Image 7, first panel: “Until very end” → “Until
the very end”.
Image 7, last panel: “I
understand it and
explain it once again” seems to be an attempt to say something such as “I
consider it and
say it once again”.