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Mr_Detective Group Leader Joined Apr 20, 2019 Messages 2,466 Aug 2, 2023 #2 Not sure how I am supposed to understand this. There are manly and feminine ways to call a priestess? What could have given him away?
Not sure how I am supposed to understand this. There are manly and feminine ways to call a priestess? What could have given him away?
S SanaRinomi Member Joined Jan 8, 2023 Messages 8 Aug 2, 2023 #3 Mr_Detective said: Not sure how I am supposed to understand this. There are manly and feminine ways to call a priestess? What could have given him away? Click to expand... Not sure, I just remember cleaning this one was a nightmare hahahaha Edit: I'll ask the TL if they could know
Mr_Detective said: Not sure how I am supposed to understand this. There are manly and feminine ways to call a priestess? What could have given him away? Click to expand... Not sure, I just remember cleaning this one was a nightmare hahahaha Edit: I'll ask the TL if they could know
Remocracy Dex-chan lover Joined Oct 9, 2019 Messages 2,018 Aug 2, 2023 #5 Mr_Detective said: Not sure how I am supposed to understand this. There are manly and feminine ways to call a priestess? What could have given him away? Click to expand... I assume it's like gendered words in Spanish/French/etc.
Mr_Detective said: Not sure how I am supposed to understand this. There are manly and feminine ways to call a priestess? What could have given him away? Click to expand... I assume it's like gendered words in Spanish/French/etc.
S SanaRinomi Member Joined Jan 8, 2023 Messages 8 Aug 2, 2023 #6 Remocracy said: I assume it's like gendered words in Spanish/French/etc. Click to expand... Or by what pronouns they use to refer to themselves. Though that would be TL'd as I♀️or whatever. It's most likely because the word itself is a feminine meaning of priestess
Remocracy said: I assume it's like gendered words in Spanish/French/etc. Click to expand... Or by what pronouns they use to refer to themselves. Though that would be TL'd as I♀️or whatever. It's most likely because the word itself is a feminine meaning of priestess
WhimsiCat Dex-chan lover Joined Jan 24, 2018 Messages 4,501 Aug 3, 2023 #7 Mr_Detective said: Not sure how I am supposed to understand this. There are manly and feminine ways to call a priestess? What could have given him away? Click to expand... The 'joke' is that the people already know and are ok with it, hence calling him 'saintess♂' (since saintess is written literally as holy woman)
Mr_Detective said: Not sure how I am supposed to understand this. There are manly and feminine ways to call a priestess? What could have given him away? Click to expand... The 'joke' is that the people already know and are ok with it, hence calling him 'saintess♂' (since saintess is written literally as holy woman)