A young boy who is interested in the paranormal. He is checking out a supposedly haunted town.
A location in the game Siren.
A location in the game Siren.
A young boy who is interested in the paranormal. He is checking out a supposedly haunted town.
A young boy who is interested in the paranormal. He is checking out a supposedly haunted town.
A young boy who is interested in the paranormal. He is checking out a supposedly haunted town.
It feels slightly more natural for him to be about to say something else, and then he was intterupted by Hisako. So I went with that for the natural translation here.
A young priestess of Hanyuda Village.
A location in the game Siren.
A young priestess of Hanyuda Village.
The here confused me.
When I asked a friend about it, they told me that it’s sometimes used to talk about when someone is themselves causing sound. Though certainly since this is a stealth game, it can’t be intentfull, so it may be with or without intent, just that the sound that you’re making is originating from your actions.
I think this has the same nuance as “making noise” when you use like this.
A young priestess of Hanyuda Village.
A location in the game Siren.
A young priestess of Hanyuda Village.
A young boy who is interested in the paranormal. He is checking out a supposedly haunted town.
A young priestess of Hanyuda Village.
Download the Siren Anki Deck!
It covers the posted translations, and is updated each time a new one is posted!