Moving on with the day. —- There will not be a comic, per se, on a Wednesday. There will be an UPDATE. But not in comic form. Mwa ha ha
Pak means "yes", or more of a general affirmative.
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Rrrrr —- October 26 2018: Trying this method of notification instead of throwing a wall-o-text up in the comic slot, hopefully people see this. Anyway, due to uh… “Dave Issues”, today’s comic is delayed until tomorrow. So I’ll see everyone[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Thought about having Te Fahn call her Sel Kie because that's the naming style she'd be used to, but didn't wanna work in an explanation for it and it isn't arc-relevant.
I've never known Pop Quizzes to be anything more than a TV trope, but... doing it anyway. >_>
I am a compelling and thought-provoking dialogueist.
“kozo’pehn” is literally “father brother”. It uses brother as an additive to make the word mean “brother of my father.” To a tensei speaker, inflection would be the key between “father’s brother” and just “father brother” as two separate words.
Gen mo means "be good". Tehk hears that one a lot.
"Hows ands wheres cans I buys ones? I wants a pets."
That was sarcasm.
