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Kumanishi Bijutsubu Rough Sketch-senpai


Alt Names: alt らふすけ先輩alt Rafusuke Senpaialt Rough Sketch Senpai
Author: Onio
Artist: Onio
Genres: Comedy ComedyEcchi EcchiRomance RomanceSchool Life School LifeShounen Shounen
Type: Manga (Japanese)
Status: Complete
Description: A libido-fuelled art comedy featuring the secret art club activities of a delinquent girl and the boy who will make her his masterpiece.
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about ch.4 

 

Well that is just a clinical level of tsundere isn't it.

at least she reach high levels of skin care (just in case) hahaha 

 

this series is good, and I like the comments of the author, this guy is great, also Eda not being romantically involved yet it's pretty awesome and that makes him smoother af 
 

to end, just an universal truth right in this manga

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Damn that was fast.  Thanks sata...ELH!

I really like this no nonsense character of MC. He and his senpai have fantastic chemistry

Well that is just a clinical level of tsundere isn't it.

The fuck you talking bout son

 

I've learned about Japanese language romanization, land-mines, proper classifications for WW2 airplanes, deterministic weight values of hanging breasts and quantum string theory in the comment section on this site

 

Shit's educational as fuck

well i can relate about that

comment sections give me more knowledge about random things than school

Wait till you find some porn comedy on Danbooru. Their comment section is legit leading edge of the research on human evolution, psychology and physiology. I bet there's a recipe for a real-life waifu somewhere on the site, still waiting to be found. No. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)


I once spent my test week reading 1000+ strips of Touhou 4-koma, I can vouch for this.

The fuck you talking bout son
 
I've learned about Japanese language romanization, land-mines, proper classifications for WW2 airplanes, deterministic weight values of hanging breasts and quantum string theory in the comment section on this site
 
Shit's educational as fuck

Wait till you find some porn comedy on Danbooru. Their comment section is legit leading edge of the research on human evolution, psychology and physiology. I bet there's a recipe for a real-life waifu somewhere on the site, still waiting to be found.
 

Am I the only pervert...

No. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Nude portrait when

 

Next Chapter

The fuck you talking bout son

 

I've learned about Japanese language romanization, land-mines, proper classifications for WW2 airplanes, deterministic weight values of hanging breasts and quantum string theory in the comment section on this site

 

Shit's educational as fuck

ikr next time your parents are like WHY YOU READ MANGA ALL DIE OMG BANJO (erm i mean omg onibarubary... totally not projecting myself onto u) you can be like IM LEARNING... ABOUT LIFE!

Nude portrait when

The fuck you talking bout son

 

I've learned about Japanese language romanization, land-mines, proper classifications for WW2 airplanes, deterministic weight values of hanging breasts and quantum string theory in the comment section on this site

 

Shit's educational as fuck

I require the source of the discussion for calculating the weight of hanging breasts for science.

Am I the only pervert who noticed the next chapter preview note at the bottom of the last page of chapter 3?

 

Spoiler

The next chapter is pretty lewd based on the raws. 

I've learned about Japanese language romanization, land-mines, proper classifications for WW2 airplanes, deterministic weight values of hanging breasts and quantum string theory in the comment section on this site

 

I hate myself for recognizing few of those...

Am I the only-

 

No.

Am I the only pervert who noticed the next chapter preview note at the bottom of the last page of chapter 3?

 

Spoiler

Can't say I noticed at first, but I must say my interest in the next chapter has now doubled

Am I the only pervert who noticed the next chapter preview note at the bottom of the last page of chapter 3?

 

Spoiler

When the comment section is filled with people discussing something stupid that has absolute no impact on the manga. smh

The fuck you talking bout son

 

I've learned about Japanese language romanization, land-mines, proper classifications for WW2 airplanes, deterministic weight values of hanging breasts and quantum string theory in the comment section on this site

 

Shit's educational as fuck

Actually, that mora isn't nn. It''s either n or m, dependending on if it should be read as a bilabial mora or not. In the case of sempai, it''s bilabial in the same way that 'important' is, rather than inportant, as that is what the Greek root is. https://nihongoshark.com/is-it-senpai-or-sempai/for a more thorough rundown.

exactly

I guess it's more of a shortcut to reduce the awkwardness of pronouncing an 'n' before a 'p' or a 'b', kinda like how 'konbanwa' can be pronounced as 'kombanwa' and 'ganbatte' as 'gambatte'. However, they should always be spelled with an 'n'.

its not about awkwardness its about rules of linguistics, its an actual thing and when you write japanese using linguistic annotation you use "m" in cerain places because linguistics prides itself on finding unique sounds and isolating them... to be fair you dont actually use m all the time you use this weird n with a swirly j thingy attached

tldr it's an nn when you write it on a keyboard, to let it know you want a "n" and not a na, ne, ni, no, nu. It might've been just as well an alt + n, like some languages have. For example, "ą" is "a + alt" instead of... double a or something like that. I guess for them it was easier to make it that two single n's wrote a single "n" in hiragana.

 

Also, not the context we were talking about. He said that "one of the acceptable ways of using romaji is writing m or nn", as in interchangeably. As in, sempai instead of senpai. But I can't think of a single word written in romaji where someone writes "sennpai" instead of "senpai". There are words with double n in it, but those are things like "zannen" which is written the same way in Japanese - za n ne n.


 

he was specifiying that it was "nn" as in んnot na or no etc... so like the difference between typing "zannen" which MUST be typed as (za)(nn)(ne)(nn) (well technically the last (nn) isnt necessary unless the next word starts with a vowel) or you end up with this ざねん instead of ざんねん... your own point defeats you lol he used "nn" for clarity not because he was trying to spark a silly arguement for the purity of romaji, which is really just a bad way of trying to write japanese... after all the literal meaning of romaji is roman characters (ji means character, like in kanji) in fact the scientific community is more prone to use linguistic characters when talking about japanese as opposed to romaji, as romaji doesnt do a good job of representing the japanese language on paper (then again very few alphabets do)  and i would know this since im  a japanese degree whos going for a phd in japanese culture (well more focused than that but thats not the point) but anyways the point is that if someone wants to use a valid way to identify something (which this was for various reasons) then i suggest you do more research before simply saying theyre wrong because you havent encountered that particular way before...lol 

edit: the reason i emphasize romaji in typing so much is thats basically the only time you use romaji nowadays (although they DID try and replace ALL japanese writing with romaji during the meiji period interestingly enough) the only other time is when explaining things to people who dont know japanese (which linguistic annotation does better anyways unless its about typing,.. in which case we come full circle)

Now I see. In order to create hardcore-pieces, of course he must find the hardcore model too. What a stupendous idea ya art geek!

 

Yea, got better after few drives. That's the libido-fuelled for you lol.

Good manga

Something has awoken in the Great Bear... she gets thrills from being watched.

When the comment section is filled with people discussing something stupid that has absolute no impact on the manga. smh

I understand where people get "m" from. Saying "senpai" does sound a bit like "sempai". But the "sen" part doesn't have "m" in it, neither in romaji (written separately) or in hiragana/kanji.

There is no separate "m" symbol in kana because Japanese don't see a difference between "n" and "m" before a consonant; similar to how they treat "h" and "f" as the same thing. There are no words in Japanese where swapping "h" and "f" would change the meaning, so it's natural to treat them as different forms of one phoneme. Compare to English, where "h" and "f" must be distinguished to properly get the meaning (e.g. "horse"/"force"), so the people speaking it are trained to treat them as two different phonemes, which are represented by different letters.
Conversely, the difference between short and long vowels is meaningful in Japanese, so it's always represented graphically. In English, such difference is not as pronounced, so the less hardcore people tend to overlook it.

In Russian writing of Japanese words, ん before p-, b- and some other consonants should be written as "m", the reasoning usually being that it more closely represents the spoken Japanese.

Zeus is truly a bro.


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