Have you ever thought about start learning Japanese? Wanikani is a very good app for starters.
I was learning a few months ago but stopped, I was using Duolingo then Renshu for learning. Just knowing the Hirigana & Katakana has been getting me by as well as using Jisho and other tools for the specific Kanji to get me through a chapter. I may pick up Japanese again but it is quite hard as a native english speaker.
Thank you very much for the translation!
On page 9, I think it's supposed to be 'a la carte' and not 'not a la carte'?
Its a bit oddly worded even in the original JP text, but I think my translation was also causing confusion. In the original text he orders the set meal to which the chef pretty much says "are you sure?"
Speaker - JP Text - English TL
Uncle Mike - すいません - Excuse me
Uncle Mike - ロモサルタード
セットください - Lomo Saltado
Set Please
Chef -
単品じゃなくて? - not just the
single item right?
Uncle Mike - はい - Yes
The chef says "単品" with a more literal translation of the kanji being single/individual item or not part of the set. I tried to keep it as similar to the JP text, but as it was its weirdly worded.
I reworked the page to flow and be understood better which you should see in a moment. I appreciate your input as it helps me learn. Thank you for reading.