WindyFall

If you don't mind me asking Why are the SFX translated like that? What I mean is how there text like: niya, suu, soh, doki etc. I mean sure, I know what doki doki means but wouldn't it better as ba-thump so people can understand it better? I believe most won't know what those SFX like that means so maybe either don't edit/translate it so less time is worked on a doujin or change it into english to words like turn, swish, etc. Though personally chun chun sounds better as is if Kotori is saying it, but an actual bird maybe it would be tweet tweet. Other than that I love you for translating these doujins!

Mostly 'cause I don't really know what they mean either and most probably don't even have any well-defined meaning in the first place, so I just interpret these sounds to be simply what that they sound like sounded out, unless they have a well-known meaning that's not so obvious such as jiiii for stare.

pg 07, "what do intend" - what do you intend pg 12, "aren't we don't" - aren't we doing pg 21, "hm" - hmm pg 26, "frist" - first pg 28, "sleep to little?" - sleep too little/sleep very little

Thanks for pointing those out! I've updated the pages.

pg 11, "I'll make something delicious for." - for you. pg 19, "well you help out?" - will you help out?

Thanks for the pointers! Both pages have now been updated.

minor error pg 15, "There's not point" - "There's no point"

pg 11, "downjected" I think that's "dejected".

Thanks for the pointers! The pages have been updated.

pg 26, "I'll have be careful" - "I'll have to be careful"

Thanks for the pointer! I updated the page now