2011-05-18, 21:03 | Link #541 | |
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I may be jumping the gun, but I need to share this: Spoiler for v8 c4 spoilers:
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2011-05-19, 02:49 | Link #544 | |
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regarding that Spoiler for v8:
and I can't mention every single thing . though chapter 3 has many important details, that I feel that a summary won't do it justice, especially Spoiler for v8:
also, I understood why chapter 4 got done first. it's very much more climatic! as a matter of fact, reading it stirs my translator blood. |
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2011-05-19, 03:25 | Link #545 |
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And what stirs my blood as illiterate japanese reader wannabe is what my all-mighty 15 or less kanji knowledge allowed my to decypher, is the phrase that prevented me from entering in otaku-rage mode:
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Seem like Kyosuke cant get those words out of his head, so yea, I'm betting a KNxKyo ultimately ending, and that makes me happy =D |
2011-05-19, 12:46 | Link #550 | |
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I mean even in anime's where the persons are married to each other they still use suki rather than aishiteru, which I find rather odd. There's only an extreme few occasions where I've seen aishiteru really used. I don't remember what series it was but it was like a really emotional reunion, and while embracing the guy she was going "suki! suki! suki! ....aishiteru!" ...god, now I wish I remember what series that was Edit: Now that I think about it... Shoujo/Josei genres are more willing to use aishiteru than Shonen's are... which is understandable since... you know, girls vs boys and all .
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2011-05-19, 12:59 | Link #551 |
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Still, the range for love is broader than in Japanese. If we have a scale from 1 to 10, love would probably be around 7.5~10 while aishiteru around 9~10. The very short range of aishiteru really screws up things by forcing the use of suki to extend into the heights.
As for the Korean word sarang, that ranges from 6~10, which is probably why it's used the most between Oppa and myself (never mind that Oppa normally speaks Korean when talking with me). |
2011-05-19, 13:09 | Link #552 |
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Personally I believe it really is used, in terms of media, based on the target audience. You could say that young boys aren't ready to say actual love just yet, so go with the lighter version. Because it's conceptually believed that girls are more romantic at hearts, stronger words to make the heart flutter would be more prevalent. In adult literature, love isn't as used in reservation, the reasoning is obvious.
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2011-05-20, 15:01 | Link #554 |
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Have finished the volume for more than 24 hours but didn't really have much time to summarize. Moreover, chapters 3 and 4 are hard to summarize properly without leaving important details, especially chapter 4.
but for now, my thoughts on the ending: Spoiler for v8 end:
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comedy, harem, romance, shounen, siblings |
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