Senpai ga Uzai Kouhai no Hanashi - Vol. 11 Ch. 212.6 - Volume Extra: Going to meet her parents.

[yamiyugi101]

I’ll take a look, thanks for the suggestions!

No problem I hope you get the practice you need and become a big translator

 

[MeePotato]

meeting the parents already? is the next extra gonna be the marriage bit?

 

[kaminomikan]

tsk... damn riaju explode.

 

[phil777]

Based dad!

 

[JumboWheat01]

Bonding through video games.

 

[ThrystaVindr]

Damn that was cute

Best of luck to the gaming buds!

 

[SpudWumper]

gamers 🤝

 

[Nabusco]

Chadzama bagged the in laws in a single visit

 

[fatkidfallsdown]

Thanks for translating and posting this!

 

[Spoopa]

This was from the author's Twitter, though. Surely that means it's not canon

 

[NotKiwiBird]

This was from the author's Twitter, though. Surely that means it's not canon

I believe it’s a volume extra, or so comments on the last extra led me to believe. ¯\(ツ)/¯ I don’t see why this one wouldn’t be canon

 

[5248]

cute

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[gundamo]

It was the relationship between these two that actually got me into the series through clips on youtube. The main characters are good, but this ship is definitely my favorite to see!

same here , the main couple did not appeal to me

 

[TheGodEmperor]

wow this is a longer chapter than normal and dang cute. I like it. Also, MILF!

 

[Selfisch]

I was really confused about the chapter title but then I saw it's actually about the main couple

 

[BozMagic]

Honestly best side couple, and really nice chapter.

 

[Luqman445]

mom's referring to chapter 192, in case anyone wanted to go back and take a look at it

Ay thanks for the heads up. Was actually about to look up which chapter it was. Big help.

 

[NotKiwiBird]

Ay thanks for the heads up. Was actually about to look up which chapter it was. Big help.

Should I go back and add a reference to the chapter on that page?

 

[jorgelotr]

About the "horse bones" thing, you can check in any EDICT-based dictionary (e.g. jisho.org) that it's a common slang (although it's too classic for it to be perceived as such) to refer (usually despectively) to a person of doubtful or unknown origins.

In this case, it would be the trope of the father confrontationally saying "who's this chump from who-knows-where and how does he dare to try dating my daughter?" or something to that end.