It's a combination of phrases that don't translate, moments where they have to extend the dialogue to match the mouths and times when the characters actually go "uh"
They do it in FFXIII a lot, and in most animes I've seen. The best I can describe it is an awkward flustered "uh, uhhhhh" that the characters loudly express pervasively throughout dialogue .
What is wrong with the Japanese to think this is ok and socially acceptable for their characters to mumble constipated sounds? Are the majority of Japanese extremely nervous/shy or something and they view this as normal?
Anyone else notice this? Pretty much every character pauses and makes murmers sounds like "uhhhh" "uehhhhehhhh" like they are constantly nervous and/or having stomach problems trying to hold in diarrhea. Character #1 will say something, then character #2 will be all awkward like "uh, uhhehhhhhhhh" and they continue this several times through all dialogue.
I don't have a lot of free time, so can you just play it for an hour then save, or is it like the previous games where you consistently get stuck without a savepoint so you have to leave your system on all day until you come back to continue? Can you skip cutscenes or will I have to rewatch them?
Can someone give me an example of how a title page is supposed to look in MLA format for a book report? I can't find anything online, and every example I see is different. The instructions I have are "to be appropriatly cited (author, title, edition, place and date of puplication, name of puplisher).
I'm doing a essay on a book, where I'm supposed analyize the plot and stuff but I added some info about the author. Am I supposed to cite where I got the info like a research paper or can I just leave it?
Well you can choose to take the easy ride or you can choose to educate yourself. When you cheat at school the only person that suffers is you. I choose to do all my assignments by not cheating.
kidsmelly
How is reading the book educating yourself? You can read a plot summary and understand all of the same points, it's just that one is time consuming and the other isn't.
Reading a plot summary doesn't necessarily give you the whole feel for the book.
How does obtaining the whole feel for the book educate you? How does it improve your knowledge?
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