He prb has a charm stat, maybe he doesn't even know about it himselfIt's really funny that basically the whole class think his reactions are cute
Well, okay thenall that "they" when talking about only one person is terrible. Change it to his name(DTJC) or "that person". My god. English is already a crude language now you are trying to make it even worse.
That's not the point. The point is that Ryoji said it was okay."You already called him Ryoji earlier, right?"
if he had charm stat.. kayoko should be over heels for him.. yet she became like that...He prb has a charm stat, maybe he doesn't even know about it himself
She obviously stronger then the people in class EThis set of friends don't even know approximately what age each other are?.. Given shes a student still, you would think that would have came up at least once; ie, "I'll meet you after class". Anyways, given she said shes the same age as them suggests she'll join the school at least, and we have fresh openings with class E completely empty.
how is they wrong? the characters dont even know what gender he is? they is the most logical translation if you consider these are normal people having a conversationall that "they" when talking about only one person is terrible. Change it to his name(DTJC) or "that person". My god. English is already a crude language now you are trying to make it even worse.
Shes got dungeon sickness though rightif he had charm stat.. kayoko should be over heels for him.. yet she became like that...
And has been since Shakepeare's time. "They" has been a legitimate unknown gender third person that long, given that he even used it.all that "they" when talking about only one person is terrible. Change it to his name(DTJC) or "that person". My god. English is already a crude language now you are trying to make it even worse.
Since dungeon achievements are part of the points for class assignment, its possible that even level 0 normals that kills slimes for money would be over the points for E classShe obviously stronger then the people in class E
I didn't know Shakepeare was a modern day north american. thnx for the info.how is they wrong? the characters dont even know what gender he is? they is the most logical translation if you consider these are normal people having a conversation
For the majority of people outside of the US, "they" is still used only when referring to more than one person. There isn't a gender neutral pronoun for one person and that's why english is a crude language.how is they wrong? the characters dont even know what gender he is? they is the most logical translation if you consider these are normal people having a conversation