Ochame na Okusan to no Nichijou Chabangoto - Ch. 5

[MangaDex]

 

[CrimsonLegendMegumin]

"Today I had a Xiken saesar salad for lunx" I think you might be wrong 🤔

 

[Chizan]

All of the previous ones on fanbox have one or few extra pages where they're "getting it on" so I expect this one get one there shortly too...

 

[Coolyeah145]

"Today I had a Xiken saesar salad for lunx" I think you might be wrong 🤔

Xhiken and lunxh I think

 

[greas]

Da fuck was he going to do?

 

[RexNemorensis]

Da fuck was he going to do?

Huh? What kind of question is that? Any man alive knows exactly what he was going to do

 

[RebJed]

Nightcrawler goes hard

 

[Ironclad]

"Today I had a Xiken saesar salad for lunx" I think you might be wrong 🤔

xhixxen xaexar xalad for lunxh

 

[RWorld]

Those pants zip goes all the way around. Easy access wifey.

 

[serca]

What?

 

[Haph]

While, phonetically, there are other letters that make the same sounds, that only works if you ignore pronunciation rules.

The difference between “c” and “k/s” often indicates the way the preceding or following vowels are to be pronounced, and which of the possible pronunciation of the letters to use. (for example, s can be pronounced multiple ways).

For example “rice” re-spelled following your rules would be “rise”, which can be confused with the word “rise”. A common solution posed for that is to re-spell “rise” as “rize”, but that spelling changes how the e or the i is pronounced. Sure, hypothetically, one could re-structure how the vowels are used, but every time we kick the can like this, hundreds or thousands more words have to be re-spelled, and it rapidly becomes unusable.

We could get rid of c by just brute force, but you end up just adding ambiguity, or having to change the spelling of most words, neither of which make a helpful spelling reform.

 

[ThrystaVindr]

All of the previous ones on fanbox have one or few extra pages where they're "getting it on" so I expect this one get one there shortly too...

Did this one ever get one...?