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Pretty big!Ok, I am not even sure now.
Is this grammatically correct? 😅🤣
i mean their sound. Would me more correct grammatically, although there was no "i mean" part in the raws
Pretty big!Ok, I am not even sure now.
Is this grammatically correct? 😅🤣
she knows what up...Yeah it sure is
did anyone see the title for the next chapter at the end?? Are they gonna drink beer and get wasted that would be fucking great!!
almost, but she was protectedSo was Yamada having some guy rub his dick on her? Also fuck off Artist, that's the trope NTR dude.
I totally forget about her, so based on the scene I thought she had the same ageOh yeah, the sister's in, like, college, right?
Pretty big, huh? Their sound
It's a little awkward because "big sound" is uncommon and not a term that would normally be abbreviated in English. I was going to say that there probably wasn't anything better, but now I think a looser word choice would have preserved the joke better: "It's throbbing, huh? Their music." Or even "...c's throbbing, huh? Their music's." (Playing like her speech was partially drowned out.)It was most likely ooki in the raws which is hard to translate in these situations because it means big/grand/etc, but it (seemingly, I'm not an expert) can be used to refer to a grand version of a non-physical concept, sound in this case, as well. That can't really be done with a single word in English while keeping the joke that's based on the 'ooki' double entendre, so the translation team probably chose to keep the joke intact even if it sounds a bit off.
What about "hard"?It's a little awkward because "big sound" is uncommon and not a term that would normally be abbreviated in English. I was going to say that there probably wasn't anything better, but now I think a looser word choice would have preserved the joke better: "It's throbbing, huh? Their music." Or even "...c's throbbing, huh? Their music's." (Playing like her speech was partially drowned out.)
I'm sure there's more overlap between English adjectives for sound/music and penises, but only "throbbing" and "penetrating" came to mind. (Also "limp", but that doesn't work here.)
It hurt when they said old band, not gonna lieRHCP MENTIONED!