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Replying to Sayd • Nov 2, 2019
Just watched VIKI's version. Hmm...Some parts of the translation is not accurate enough as I can speak mandarin.…
I’d translate “zhangwo” into “to know him like the back of your hand“ as “zhang” means “palm”
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Replying to magisoraXD • Nov 2, 2019
We’re you able to watch it online? I’d so can I get a link? Raws are fine :)
I’m currently in Tokyo
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Replying to Panino Manino • Oct 22, 2019
If she wants to build the bridge, the right way shouldn't be to join the town hall?
Could the bridge be a metaphor? I think that her mentioning of “building the bridge” foretells what she does at her workplace to build bridges. Sakura is pro-active and very vocal. Just being herself, she connects people and becomes a bridge.
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Replying to Reoni • Oct 22, 2019
Title 4-punkan no Marigold Spoiler
Can you spoil the ending, Is it a happy one?
Sure. The manga has a happy ending. He saves her and they get married. Oh, he’s going to the gift/curse in the end.
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On Kim Sun Ah • Oct 1, 2019
Person Kim Sun Ah
Happy birthday. She’s such a great actress and beautiful lady. Really love her
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Replying to anteaq • Apr 19, 2019
Title HIStory3: Trapped Spoiler
I don't think they're biologically related. I think they grew up together so Tang Yi views her as a little sister.…
In episode 3, we know they are not father and son.
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Replying to anteaq • Apr 18, 2019
I don't think they're biologically related. I think they grew up together so Tang Yi views her as a little sister.…
The way Tangyi calls the former leader is quite unorthodox. He calls him Tang Ye or Lord Tang. It’s unusual for a son to address his father this way.
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