Makes me wonder what her likeabality level is nowSo... He proceeded to mate with the catgirl without penetration huh? Such an interesting mythical technique, truly unexpected, and now she's addicted to the butt tap.
To be fair, English speakers have real problems with distinguishing the difference between "u" and "uu". For example, "Yuki" and "Yuuki" are two completely different names.i was going to complain about the translation but then i saw the artwork that had "EXPLESS"
because it's 2025 and the japanese still can't figure out L and R.
I wonder if the effects stack. He can actually mate with her and scratch/pet/tap the base of her tail and make her pass out screaming.So... He proceeded to mate with the catgirl without penetration huh? Such an interesting mythical technique, truly unexpected, and now she's addicted to the butt tap.
Tsu is hard for us too. It takes some practice say correctly. I don't know how many times I've heard Sue-nah-me and Soon-der-ay.To be fair, English speakers have real problems with distinguishing the difference between "u" and "uu". For example, "Yuki" and "Yuuki" are two completely different names.
Tsu is hard for us too. It takes some practice say correctly. I don't know how many times I've heard Sue-nah-me and Soon-der-ay.
Also there is Oni-chan and Onii-chan. They are (usually) two different creatures. I usually hear the people saying Onii too quickly and turning it into Oni.
Google Translate is decent at telling you what they should sound like. Usually.
That's because in catsuit most people don't flow the T into the S. There's a mini pause where the tongue is pulled back into the normal S position off of the front of the palette.It seems weird to me that English-speakers have problems with "tsu". It's the same as saying "catsuit", just with the final "t" and the initial "ca" dropped.