and yet her real desire is making comics...I guess the surgeries are just to pay the bills while she chases her dreamsurgeon at 28?
We're gonna make it!!
Agreed, that seems like a rough translation to me. I couldn't find the raw either without paying, or I would have checked. Maybe the group leader can supply us with the raw Japanese for that line in particular :^)I have a feeling "Training Mode" doesn't really fully convey whatever phrase they were actually using. I wonder what a more in-depth translation of what they were saying would mean.
In the raws, she said 修行中なんで!!, which I interpreted as "training mode". The main idea is that she wants to focus on herself or the restaurant.I have a feeling "Training Mode" doesn't really fully convey whatever phrase they were actually using. I wonder what a more in-depth translation of what they were saying would mean.
Ahh, I see, training mode is probably a quick shorthand for the phrase, but doesn't really for me convey the idea of being single-mindedly dedicated to something without distractions. Like, largely you can train your body, train for a job, etc. while still doing other things in life. It's almost more like the concept of "closed door training" that is throw around in various martial arts stuff esp in Korean/China where you get rid of all distractions. Did the best you can to localize it, but as I figured, there was definitely a little nuance that was lost in translations, as is often the case.In the raws, she said 修行中なんで!!, which I interpreted as "training mode". The main idea is that she wants to focus on herself or the restaurant.
Who do you think are buying/reading these manga? Rich gymbros with a healthy social life?I always knew MC's are limp-wristed soyboys because editors only want limp-wristed soyboys.
We don't really have a good phrase for it in English either. The most common way we phrase is it "I'm focusing on my career" or "pursuing my passions". Training mode is pretty close to describing that.training mode is probably a quick shorthand for the phrase, but doesn't really for me convey the idea of being single-mindedly dedicated to something without distractions.
Within the realm of possibilities, though rare. Actually, not sure if Japan is different. In the US she'd probably still be doing a residency or a fellowship at 28 even if she went to med school at 21-22.surgeon at 28?
That explains why she's this big of a mess, i guesssurgeon at 28?