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EARLY ACCESS Violet Evergarden Episode 9 Reaction (Patreon)

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2018-10-26 17:49:11
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Yuion

oh boy next week get your tissues ready

Nathan Brost

I really hope you guys are going to love the next episode because words cannot describe what happens or the emotions you can feel from it.

fatiqsue

Next episode hype!

Runaway_Cactuar

The Promised Day will happen in 1 week. Hope Caleb has a stockpile of tissues~ =)

Yuion

just rewatched episode 10 man this gets me everytime... even well knowing whats going to happen the river flows

Kopplex

If next episode I hear the same comment Caleb made in episode 7, I swear I'll be pissed.

BelliJelliBelli

Prepare some tissues for the next ep :(

Kyle Green

They've probably looked it up by now but... "Daisuki" and "Aishiteru" are essentially synonyms. The Japanese aren't as free-wheeling about saying 'I love you' as many in the West are. "Aishiteru" is often seen as being a little bit more serious and romantic. In fact, "Suki" (the shortened form of "Daisuki") is actually a little more serious than Daisuki is too. They can both mean 'to like' 'to like very much' or even 'to love,' but "Suki" carries a slightly stronger connotation. "Suki" could also been seen as more of a 'base' emotion (base here meaning raw, not bad) whereas "Daisuki" could be more reciprocal. "Aishiteru" is like that too - though it's also worth pointing out that Aishiteru isn't actually used all that much outside of fiction. Like I said at the start though, "Aishiteru" is seen as more serious. You probably wouldn't use it on a first date (versus "Daisuki, which you might).