Peleliu: Guernica of Paradise - Vol. 2 Ch. 15 - Day 36 of Battle

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Hello translator. Welcome back.

Good translation so far. Keep up the good work.

Also, error on page 5. Just a minor one.

What this means is that our struggle is a most critical juncture for Japan.

a > the
 
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hi guys there’s two tiny little mistakes, yoshiki’s rank is usually labeled as Superior pt and not special pt, and the mountain’s name is kansokuzan, not kanAsokuzan. i’ll fix these whenever mangadex deems me worthy to update pages
 
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hi guys there’s two tiny little mistakes, yoshiki’s rank is usually labeled as Superior pt and not special pt, and the mountain’s name is kansokuzan, not kanAsokuzan. i’ll fix these whenever mangadex deems me worthy to update pages
Hello translator,
I took a look and found that Chap. 15 should be in Vol.2 instead of Vol.3
 
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Hello translator. Welcome back.

Good translation so far. Keep up the good work.

Also, error on page 5. Just a minor one.



a > the
I disagree; using "a" here is idiomatic and there isn't anything to indicate that the struggle on peleliu is uniquely holding the american advance.
 
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I disagree; using "a" here is idiomatic and there isn't anything to indicate that the struggle on peleliu is uniquely holding the american advance.
If that the case, then using "one of the most" is ok?

If not, then do you have any suggestions to correct this one?
 
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If that the case, then using "one of the most" is ok?

If not, then do you have any suggestions to correct this one?
I think "a most critical juncture" is best of the 3.

-"A most critical" The above commenter is correct in that it means the same as "a very critical". This also has a connotation of education and formality, which you might expect of a field-grade officer.
-"One of the most" implies more knowledge of the greater war effort than a field-grade officer stuck on an island for so long to know or share.
-"the most" is the only one I'd say is wrong.
 

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