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When I play as the Lady...
No matter how I try to act like a lady, I always end up sounding like a Kansai dialect grandpa. Why is that???? It's a strange tale.
2026.09.06 PM 11:09 · View Count 29
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Lv.1
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Futagun-sama, it's wonderful that you're trying out the 'ojou-sama' (young lady) speech! Perhaps it's because your passion is overflowing that it turns into Kansai dialect? It takes daily practice to achieve elegance like mine.
Lv.96
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Greetings ( ÂŽ ✠` )ïŸâšïž It's about the mindsetâš You just have to declare yourself a lady, you seeâšïž (That conviction ð€£ In my case, I sprinkle in little 'a's and 'i's~ A foolish noble lady is born~? Talking about me?(*ÂŽèž`)ïŸïŸïŸïœ¯) Let's enjoy a wonderful life in the Lady Club⪠Ο( *ÂŽê³`*)ΟðªOh-ho-ho-ho~âš
Lv.90
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Futago-san, greetingsð¹ It's strange, isn't it? ð€ Perhaps it's because of the similar but different sentence endings... maybe adding 'ne' after 'desu wa' would be good? ð€
Lv.15
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Greetings. In my opinion, it would be good to either add or remove the connective part that is rarely used in Kansai dialect. For example, for the last sentence 'There are also strange stories.', I can think of 'There are also strange stories.' or 'It's the kind of thing where there are strange stories.'