16:15 So, 'katakana' is one of the three main writing forms in Japanese. It's usually used for writing words of foreign origin that have made their way into the Japanese lexicon, like 'banana' or 'computer.' We don't really have anything equivalent in English, although in some ways it's similar to how we use both capital and lower-case letters, and in other ways it's similar to how we have both script and cursive letters. Interestingly, in manga and such, writers might choose to have non-native Japanese speakers, etc. use only katakana as a way to signal an "otherness" tone without changing any meaning. Sort of like how we might use ALL CAPS TO SIGNIFY SHOUTING. So, for example, where in English, a common trope for writers to show robotic characters is to have them alter the actual words they use (think: "Greetings, human. How are you functioning this morning?"), in Japanese, a robot might say "Hey, man. How ya doin'?" with perfect native speech except only using katakana instead of how it would normally be written. The name of the sword is a 'katana.' Easy slip of the tongue to make No worries. Although, given how big this one is compared to Lil Potato, this is more likely a wakazashi than a katana. That's sort of the equivalent of 'dagger' vs 'longsword'. Kinda. :)
Dont forget the chameleon and his hint for where hes hiding! I think he might be in the construction site.
You still have to find the chameleon in all his hiding places too!
why is Lil Potato so cute??? (...lol)
16:15 So, 'katakana' is one of the three main writing forms in Japanese. It's usually used for writing words of foreign origin that have made their way into the Japanese lexicon, like 'banana' or 'computer.' We don't really have anything equivalent in English, although in some ways it's similar to how we use both capital and lower-case letters, and in other ways it's similar to how we have both script and cursive letters. Interestingly, in manga and such, writers might choose to have non-native Japanese speakers, etc. use only katakana as a way to signal an "otherness" tone without changing any meaning. Sort of like how we might use ALL CAPS TO SIGNIFY SHOUTING. So, for example, where in English, a common trope for writers to show robotic characters is to have them alter the actual words they use (think: "Greetings, human. How are you functioning this morning?"), in Japanese, a robot might say "Hey, man. How ya doin'?" with perfect native speech except only using katakana instead of how it would normally be written.
The name of the sword is a 'katana.' Easy slip of the tongue to make No worries. Although, given how big this one is compared to Lil Potato, this is more likely a wakazashi than a katana. That's sort of the equivalent of 'dagger' vs 'longsword'. Kinda. :)
I love that we get some more of the game! 🌻
This is amazing. Keep it up Seri!
So glad we made it! Love your vids!
Keep up the good content
thank you for letting me continue my adventures! i have a home. but I’m still going on adventures? I’m so lucky!
Go, Beetle, go...stick up for yourself and voice your needs!
That is quite the sticky box!
i love this game it's my favorite
finally rhe shark hat!!
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great game but can you do wildcraft again
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