grate author, but...

Luly July 10, 2015 5:30 pm

IDK this story started a little slow. AND! There not gangsters, cowboys or pirates, so it's "you, and you're"

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    Flower July 10, 2015 6:48 pm

    I think the translator was mimicking a Kansai-ben accent.

    Luly July 10, 2015 7:09 pm
    I think the translator was mimicking a Kansai-ben accent. Flower

    Well then.... no mimicking needed translator-san.....

    勇気 (Yuuki) July 11, 2015 12:30 am

    Actually it's a very toned down version of the kanSai dialect. It's not even an accent. For a more accurate translation, consult kyuugou's "you and me, etc." As a proofreader for Indigo scanlations, I can tell you that a lot of thought and debate went into the choice of keeping the ben (dialect), as most groups prioritize Palatability over accuracy. But think about this: when teaching romeo and juliet, do teachers ever advise the abridged edition? No, not if they can help it. The same applies here. Appreciate that the extra time was taken to even slightly to depict the earthy, brittle tone of the characters' kansai ben accurately.

    Luly July 11, 2015 12:42 am
    Actually it's a very toned down version of the kanSai dialect. It's not even an accent. For a more accurate translation, consult kyuugou's "you and me, etc." As a proofreader for Indigo scanlations, I can tell ... 勇気 (Yuuki)

    OK I really do get it... your making me feel like apologizing, a
    I know the translators but a lot into there work, & I I'm thankful