haha~ XD! Quite right, though if you get the punctuation and grammar correct, only a few would sound messed up, well, I guess it still depends on one’s understanding then. :)
I’m told language teachers often tell examples of misplaced or missing punctuation that make innocent sentences sound very bad or even turn around the meaning.
Personally, I like “Do you hate New York? Drug dealers, put me in office,” which was supposed to be “Do you hate New York drug dealers? Put me in office.”
hello, there umm i have just made a translation blog (https://apollotrans.wordpress.com/) but my friend who is going to be the translator has only recently gotten into LNs so he asked me to search for potential projects, so i wanted to ask if u could please send me the raw links of some of ur teasers so that i could pass it on to him. And also if u could please send some recommendations i’ll be utterly thankful.
haha
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No, he’s thirsting for more shots…
BARKEEP!!
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The dangers of English grammar and punctuation.
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i don’t know whether to laugh or to cry :’D
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Do both. Should be easy.
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isn’t crying hard when you want to?
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The cake is a lie!
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ah the signs of a lonely person
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Hahaha. Amazing how a single punctuation turns a well intended statement into a narcissistic one
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Isn’t this like from May?
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Aren’t you like, from yo mum?
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Ba dum tss….
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lol! English, scary~! xD! just one missing punctuation mark sends the whole sentence’s meaning to another. lol
—- Really? You really took notice of it lol
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whats scarier is you can get the punction and gramer correct and it still sounds messed up
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haha~ XD! Quite right, though if you get the punctuation and grammar correct, only a few would sound messed up, well, I guess it still depends on one’s understanding then. :)
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I’m told language teachers often tell examples of misplaced or missing punctuation that make innocent sentences sound very bad or even turn around the meaning.
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lol! True, though sometimes they just say it for the humor.
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Cue the song I’m Too Sexy by Right Said Fred!
♪(´ε` )ノ
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he did say they…
whew add a smug look mister
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There’s a ‘the’ at the beginning of that sentence. Changes the meaning completely. Probably not completely correct, but no comma required
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Personally, I like “Do you hate New York? Drug dealers, put me in office,” which was supposed to be “Do you hate New York drug dealers? Put me in office.”
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i would prefer the first one sounds more funny
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Ahahaha.
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how rude of you to rude me twice :(
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Hi Aly!
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Well, it doesn’t get fluffy quickly… but the harem seems to consist solely of lolis so maybe ani-ue would be interested? (he’s not a loli-con!!!!)
https://shikkakutranslations.wordpress.com/kuro-no-maou/
Also, I’m going to Comic Con!!! and the cosplay… ye gods… the cosplay!!!
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Ah, I remember reading some of the raws for this, haha!
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hello, there umm i have just made a translation blog (https://apollotrans.wordpress.com/) but my friend who is going to be the translator has only recently gotten into LNs so he asked me to search for potential projects, so i wanted to ask if u could please send me the raw links of some of ur teasers so that i could pass it on to him. And also if u could please send some recommendations i’ll be utterly thankful.
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or! you could look at the links on the teaser pages….
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