Ochaocha ~Ochame na Okusan to no Nichijou Chabangoto~ - Ch. 122 - A breathtaking wife

[MangaDex]

 

[Shinigamisama]

And they had a hot and steamy... bath, lots of it.

 

[GipsyD]

Sexy.



Btw the correct answer is you'ren't.

 

[cryum]

You're not

I was expecting more veins popping in the guy's hand tbh.

 

[Exeos]

"you're not" looks better to me personally. both are correct of course, but "you aren't" just is less commonly used i think

 

[JVick]

You're not

I was expecting more veins popping in the guy's hand tbh.

The blood isn't in his hands right now.

You're not gang here.

 

[numoid]

I use thou ain’t

 

[jipowap]

Aren't and Ain't feel southern.
But Aren't is slightly comfortable.
At least written, You are not.
But then I'll say that Ain't right.
🫤

 

[LordofLeechers]

I use "you're not" and "you aren't" depending on the context. I'll say something like "you're not wrong", but also "you aren't doing that."

 

[ciera]

thanks for the chapter

 

[ToonLinkHox]

Yeah it's fairly contextual. Depends on a slew of factors. Rule of thumb is you leave the word you wanna emphasize by itself, i.e.
"YOU aren't strong enough to lift this boulder."
vs
"You're NOT strong enough to lift this boulder."
Same sentence, same meaning, but one is saying you specifically lack the strength to lift the boulder, but someone else might have it, and the other is saying you're an idiot for even thinking you're strong enough to lift the boulder, with the implication that basically no one else could.
'course the actual answer is whatever flows best in the given context.