I like how you say 'shinken' in Oita dialect, you know?Shinken = veryI want to use that in our unit somehow... 'Shinken'!Hehe... right? I'm glad to hear it♪Tamami-san, you don't say 'shinken', do you? You're from Saga prefecture right?In Saga, our word for 'very' is 'kuu' or 'gabai', got it? Like, 'Lord Ayame is gabai yaarashika!'
yaarashika=cute in Saga-benAm I really that horrible (iyarashii)-!?It's a lot like Oita dialect! She meant 'you're very cute'♪Mumumu... Then, to give an example of Mie dialect... How would you all say 'in three days'?Tomorrow... The day after tomorrow... Then, 'shiasatte'In Mie dialect, it's 'sasatte'! And 'shiasatte' means the next day, so take caution!It is now... Nagoya dialect's time on the battlefield! In Nagoya, the word for 'very' is 'dera', but did you know it's short for 'deluxe'?What!? Really!?Sorry, that was a lie...Hey, hold on? This was supposed to be a meeting to prepare for our unit's MCing, but somehow it became an interesting dialect competition...?Aoi-chan, lately making realizations like this has become your trademark routine
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