Tashkent-san!?Huh?Tashkent-san!
Sorry to bother you at this busy time!
I'm Aoba from the Naval Base press corps!So you like them!?
You do, don't you!?What folly. I was born as a Soviet ship, fought for the Soviets and sunk as a Soviet ship.I'd like to know the details about your origins, Tashkent-san! Is that okay with you!?AOBAAAA!Not a chance.Ahhhhhh!!So it's not like you're a fan of either piza or pasta, right?It's not Piza. It's Pizza.I.e. the correct way of saying it, rather than the Japanese.As a further example, your Kongou was born in England, but does she not carry the pride of a Japanese ship within her?You're not wrong there!It's only natural that I think of the Soviet Union as my motherland, is it not?There have been people saying about your insistence on a Soviet revival that "For someone born in Italy, isn't that odd?". Do you have any thoughts on this matter?Suspicions Deepened
Tashkent-san!
Sorry to bother you at this busy time!
I'm Aoba from the Naval Base press corps!
So you like them!?
You do, don't you!?
What folly. I was born as a Soviet ship, fought for the Soviets and sunk as a Soviet ship.
I'd like to know the details about your origins, Tashkent-san! Is that okay with you!?
AOBAAAA!
Not a chance.
Ahhhhhh!!
So it's not like you're a fan of either piza or pasta, right?
It's not Piza. It's Pizza.I.e. the correct way of saying it, rather than the Japanese.
As a further example, your Kongou was born in England, but does she not carry the pride of a Japanese ship within her?
You're not wrong there!
It's only natural that I think of the Soviet Union as my motherland, is it not?
There have been people saying about your insistence on a Soviet revival that "For someone born in Italy, isn't that odd?". Do you have any thoughts on this matter?
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