[X] My Assistant

"I think I know the Chinese name in the front row."

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Thank freudia and shadow_moon,
I got it now.

And sorry I should've posted the page as well.
edit: the 3rd one is from this page.

This post has been edited by hihohahi: Feb 8 2014, 04:53

@shadow_moon
Top two are from this page and this page.

I didn't take a stab at the third one because I didn't know where it came from. Context helps a lot.

This post has been edited by freudia: Feb 8 2014, 02:48

Bwaaaah Black Dog. Why did i agree to do this again? Up to my eyeballs in grad school work, esp. this coming week

Issue, of course, is kanji identification. It's in the bubble that says 立派に調教されてんな。 on this https://e-hentai.org/s/fe04e9b9e0/576730-43 page. Not that statement, but the one before it has the incomprehensible kanji.

Thanks in advance!

いい喰わえっぷりだぜぇ

^ My, that's more straightforward than the placeholder i put in there. Makes sense with what the other guy says too.

Thanks.

Oops, never mind.

This post has been edited by yobi00: Feb 8 2014, 19:54

いい喰わえっぷりだぜぇ

Yes, the author's miswritten to "咥えっぷり".

あ…あるわよ　それぐらい！(this page, 2nd panel)

Is she saying that she does have 経験, or does it mean something else?

edit: Thanks shadow_moon. I overthinked this.

This post has been edited by freudia: Feb 9 2014, 19:11

あ…あるわよ　それぐらい！(this page, 2nd panel)

Is she saying that she does have 経験, or does it mean something else?

Yes.
She accuses him of being a virgin and he fires back accusing her of the same.

Could anyone, please, help me with this one?

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It's from the new Fue's work Sakaki-san Franchise.

I already asked for help to another two members who I trust, but they couldn't figure out, one time it's hand written.

Thank you very much.

Best Regards.

This post has been edited by hentaieyebr: Feb 13 2014, 04:22

志望動機
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This post has been edited by N04h: Feb 13 2014, 04:36

What does the expression 体力馬鹿 means? Someone who's bad at physical activities?

What does the expression 体力馬鹿 means? Someone who's bad at physical activities?

The opposite, more like someone that is only good/interested in physical activities, a bit similar to"all brawn and no brains", but maybe not necessarily stupid.
馬鹿 is used as the second meaning [kotobank.jp] here.
I guess it could also just mean really strong.

This post has been edited by yobi00: Feb 13 2014, 13:44

One panel remains at the JK dojin, and the translator seems AWOL. Could anyone help with it? It's a short but very poorly drawn panel. Even if you can only read a few characters, transcribing them onto the forums may help others figure it out. Please see https://forums.e-hentai.org/index.php?s=&am...t&p=3065197 for the link to the page

Whoops, KirbyDances answered it in the other thread, but i agree with him. There are too many hyphens in there for that to be legible, since hyphens are only used in katakana words, but in that panel they're clearly surrounding kanji or kanji-esque things (KirbyDance's best guess is as good as anyone's is going to be in that case)

It's just white noise, given the girl's obvious boredom in the neighboring panel.

Does the expression "押し倒す" have a specific meaning when used between couples/loved ones? For instance: "好きな人を押し倒したい"
From what I searched, it's a meaning close to "cause a big impression in order to grab his/her attention". Am I right here?

Does the expression "押し倒す" have a specific meaning when used between couples/loved ones? For instance: "好きな人を押し倒したい"
From what I searched, it's a meaning close to "cause a big impression in order to grab his/her attention". Am I right here?

No.
As shown as literally, "押し倒す" here means "push (somebody) down into the bed".
So, it actually means "make love" or "force to make love".

Hey guys, I've stumbled over a phrase quite a few times and can't really come up with a fitting translation.
The word/phrase is: "わらひ"
Any ideas about what it translates to?

The word/phrase is: "わらひ"

I don't know the context but maybe:
"笑い" = "lol"