Yankee-kun to Hakujou Gaaru - Vol. 8 Ch. 112 - A Father’s Lament ①

[MangaDex]

 

[Penthero]

Hey dad, what about calling your daughters something else than “big sister” and “little sister”? It’s fine when I do that as I can’t remember their names, but you’re their father

And father, they’ve been together for ages now, and now you decide to care? Sorry you get no sympathy points from me.

 

[NeloDante]

I expect the daughters to be really mad and I'm all up for it.

 

[Wakipai]

Hey dad, what about calling your daughters something else than “big sister” and “little sister”? It’s fine when I do that as I can’t remember their names, but you’re their father

And father, they’ve been together for ages now, and now you decide to care? Sorry you get no sympathy points from me.

It is a japanese thing... I don't know if my English it's good enough to explain it.

But family member are address to what is the perspective of the youngest child. That's why in alot of manga you see the husband and wife call eachother mother and father; or like in this case, big sister and little sister instead of my oldest dauther youngest dauther.

 

[Kitsune_115]

 

[pab101]

Ah yes, prejudice. Such a beautifully rancid and disgusting thing. Like a rat with larva visibly infesting it or the rotting carcass of a seagull being dipped in mayonnaise.

 

[Xaioner]

Ah yes, prejudice. Such a beautifully rancid and disgusting thing. Like a rat with larva visibly infesting it or the rotting carcass of a seagull being dipped in mayonnaise.

Jesse what the fuck are you talking about

 

[Niewaznekto]

Ah yes, prejudice. Such a beautifully rancid and disgusting thing. Like a rat with larva visibly infesting it or the rotting carcass of a seagull being dipped in mayonnaise.

eh, i can sympathise with the dad. We as readers know that MC is a sweet guy... but if my daughter, was going with an ex-yankee, I would be worried.

 

[eviljackspicer]

This is a gut reaction and its in the best interests of your kid. Even if you end up looking like a fool later, there's no malice here.

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[pab101]

Jesse what the fuck are you talking about

Honestly no clue. Sometimes I just say shiz and it makes sense to no one including me. Especially the last part, I don't think the dad's even that bad. Not even sure it's prejudice. Normally though when I say nonsense it tends to be a lot more nonsensical and wild and tends to be in person rather than the internet.

 

[ismaelh]

Oh man and he started so well too

 

[winterume]

oh nyoooooooooooooooo

 

[AnimeCruizer]

Yeah sure judge him by the looks

 

[Maxoball]

Would be funny if the next chap the dad thought he's harassing her😂

Yeah sure judge him by the looks

Fr bro just said "having lots of piercings doesn't mean your a bad person" then proceeds to judge him☠️

 

[VerticalVectors]

Yeah, so he’d say yes to a young man pulling up in a Lamborghini, but not a dude with piercings and a scar.

 

[AnotherDuck]

It is a japanese thing... I don't know if my English it's good enough to explain it.

But family member are address to what is the perspective of the youngest child. That's why in alot of manga you see the husband and wife call eachother mother and father; or like in this case, big sister and little sister instead of my oldest dauther youngest dauther.

This is true where I live as well, though usually not for the children. But that also depends on the number of children. My sister has four kids, so we use names for them, but if terms like "big sister" or "uncle" can only mean one person, it's more often used. Both my parents have a lot of siblings, so we've mostly used names for them. But since we have different terms for grandfather and grandmother depending on which side of the family they're from, we've used both for my grandparents depending on which child we're talking in relation to.

 

[rudezki]

Oh no, the worst kind of first impression

 

[Qelix]

Yepp. The father is more bilnd, than his daugther.

 

[BroxTheMeerkat]

Sir, we understand where you are coming from, but you're gonna grow to love him