Hello, operator? I think I’ve lost it.
Oh man, it’s finally our first plot spanning two whole episodes. After watching, if you think this episode’s idoling was good, you can bet next week’s will be even better. I can’t even imagine what sort of things lie on the other side of this concert. Let’s tanoshimi, bitches.
Episode 16: Torrent
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tanoshimi?
楽しみ
it can be translated as lets have fun (watching this)
He’s probably using it in reference to the phrase “tanoshimi ni (suru)”, which means to look forward to something. As in, look forward to the next part of the arc.
“Tanoshimi” is Japanese for “pleasure, joy, enjoyment, delight, fun” English equivalent, any of the following words can be used.
Thank you so much!
Can’t wait for the next episode. ^__^
I noticed during the dinner scene Ichigo was asked if it was hard. She responded with No, but it was subbed as Yes.
“Was the training really that difficult?”
“Yeah… I wasn’t able to do the Special Appeal poses at all.”
You’re correct in that most situations, she would be saying “no” for “ううん (uun)”. However, try replacing the words. It doesn’t make sense, right? The other option I had was to have her respond “No, but I wasn’t able to do the Special Appeal poses at all.” However, she didn’t use a contrast word such as “demo” or “kedo”, which is why I chose not to do it that way.
Japanese is a bit strange in that sometimes when you translate it into English, words may have the opposite meaning as they usually do. Japanese is a very context-sensitive language, which is why strange things like that may happen sometimes.
Besides her statement there was also her head shaking in a “no” motion that made it seem “yes” didn’t belong, but I can see how the rest of her statement made a translation of “no” an issue.
In the preview the subs said life instead of live.