There's some other group that's doing this as well.Wasnt this already posted?
What's that supposed to mean, lol. I'd rather read this version, even if it's a little behind the other one.Classic akatsuki scan. Oh well.
It's pronounced フィーネSo, how is "Fine" actually meant to be read? What do the raws say? Is it like the English "fine", /fain/, or is it Latin-ish /fine/?
Like another comment already pointed out, it is supposed to have the "latin-ish" reading as it is written フィーネ in the raw, it's just that I committed to this tl and not a phonetic reading "Fene" (long 'i' to make an 'e' sound) just because the first one looked better to me. But it's too late now to change itSo, how is "Fine" actually meant to be read? What do the raws say? Is it like the English "fine", /fain/, or is it Latin-ish /fine/?
LMAO never too late to change, just make a TL change page explain the difference how Feene is much more accurate and change itLike another comment already pointed out, it is supposed to have the "latin-ish" reading as it is written フィーネ in the raw, it's just that I committed to this tl and not a phonetic reading "Feene" just because the first one looked better to me. But it's too late now to change it
Could write it as Finé tooLike another comment already pointed out, it is supposed to have the "latin-ish" reading as it is written フィーネ in the raw, it's just that I committed to this tl and not a phonetic reading "Fene" (long 'i' to make an 'e' sound) just because the first one looked better to me. But it's too late now to change it
This was actually my considered first choice but it's hard with the font, since most english font don't have that, but I should look into that moreCould write it as Finé too
Nah, I'm good, I've no trouble reading it either way, I just didn't know which one it was. Luckily, not all languages are so screwed in their symbol-sound association that they need intentional misspelling to "un-abuse" a reader into rendering correct pronunciation after all. Thanks!I committed to this tl and not a phonetic reading "Fene"