Just wanna say, Thank you for your hardwork~let's just say this is one of the huge steps as a translator, to think the day would come that I must create a term of my native language by myself, and I gonna use it throughout this series!
if you have any thoughts or inquiry, I happy to hear it, I feel much better to hear any comment!
Honorifics are great, love to see you use them. But I have absolutely no idea how to pronounce NXNG.let's just say this is one of the huge steps as a translator, to think the day would come that I must create a term of my native language honorific by myself, and I gonna use it throughout this series!
if you have any thoughts or inquiries, I am happy to hear them, I feel much better with any comments!
It's /nɔ́ːŋ/. The /n/ is like an english 'n' and the /ŋ/ is like the english 'ng'. /ɔ/ is pronounced like the 'ough" in 'thought' and the acute accent on it indicates a high tone. So it's said like 'nawng' pronounced with a high pitch.Honorifics are great, love to see you use them. But I have absolutely no idea how to pronounce NXNG.
With my smooth brain I had the same question so I looked it up!Honorifics are great, love to see you use them. But I have absolutely no idea how to pronounce NXNG.
Good thing you guys added the honorifics! It's a good way for lay people to understand a bit about the language and culture of the original work.
Also, Millie definitely tried to cook and something went wrong. She could have cut herself fr but it's definitely something silly like "Oh no help me I can't cut this" (making some drama to get her crush to worry)
Looking at the way the blood is distributed, the cut definitely doesn't come from her wrists, it's most likely the palm of her hand or her thumb, which is a common accident when people with no skill have a sudden burst of confidence to feel like a Master Chef
Ofc the cliffhanger is bait and it's open for discussion if this type of bait that is used A LOT OF TIMES in media is really that funny (it isn't), but Millie won't try anything harsh. She knows the best way to go against her negligent mom is to get a cute gf and be happy.
then that means this series isn't for youI know the author thinks people will get more invested by adding this type of drama, but all it does is push me away. I’m not here for this kind of stuff at all
It's /nɔ́ːŋ/. The /n/ is like an english 'n' and the /ŋ/ is like the english 'ng'. /ɔ/ is pronounced like the 'ough" in 'thought' and the acute accent on it indicates a high tone. So it's said like 'nawng' pronounced with a high pitch.