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hi all! i was watching yuru camp s3 and after driving a lot and taking a break, rin says “もうおなかいっぱい”. this is tld as “i’m so exhausted”.
i have never seen that phrase as being tld as anything other than “i’m so full” or along those lines. does it have another meaning? 😮
Not sure if anyone knows/remembers educational (K-12) point and click adventure games like Pajama Sam, Putt-Putt, and The Clue Finders. Are there any games like these in Japanese? It seems the genre is gone in general
Quick question. I have the Shonen Jump app and am subscribed to read. Is there a way to see the Japanese versions? I only see English and can’t find a way to swap it.