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Ehh... whatever :'(
I have no idea XD Probably not as much as it would have if I'd actually seriously studied / talked to many Japanese people? =pIn August? :'o I guess you're looking forward to coming home.
By how much do you think has your Japanese improved?
ボツ is from the kanji 没, meaning "rejected", and ラフ is from English "rough". So yeah, "discarded draft".What does 4巻表紙ボツラフ mean? I get the "volume cover" part, but what's "botsurafu"? That was written in an image drawn with pencil between chapters of a volume, and it's not the same drawing as in the cover, so I thought it was "first version" or "draft". Am I right?
Certainly not offhand >< I've never used Linux, or Wine, and I'm not really that familiar with Windows either for that matter, so I daresay you'd be significantly more knowledgeable than I am in that area ~~Do you know of any Japanese IME for Linux? Or any for Windows that works under Wine?
Reality check: That panel is already translated in my existing translation of that chapter, and I just posted in this thread about how I've edited my translation of that exact panel >_<Would it be alright if I asked you to translate Madara's comments here [the top left panel]?
http://mangahelpers.com/downloads/read-online/37477/19?t=1246294986
I think for the first one, I'd probably go with something like:I'm interested in how the sentence works, though -- not so much in the translation.
Like, how would I differentiate between "If Jake has gone to the mall, I am going to kill him." and "If Jake were to go to the mall, I would kill him?" in Japanese? Or something similarly generic with the past tense in a conditional clause.