Mother is cooking something in the kitchen.EEEHHH!?H-hey, did something happen?Ah, Onee-chan. Well...Ah, Onee-chan. Well...Thanks, I'm all right.Dad, how do you feel?I probably gave you my cold.I probably gave you my cold.37.5 degrees...
Celsius, or 99.5° Fahrenheit. Colloquial Japanese often uses only the ones and tenths digit (that is, 7.5) to represent fevers, since it's rare for a human body temperature to get above 40°C (104°F).37.5 degrees...
Celsius, or 99.5° Fahrenheit. Colloquial Japanese often uses only the ones and tenths digit (that is, 7.5) to represent fevers, since it's rare for a human body temperature to get above 40°C (104°F).INCIDENTI'm sorry,
37.5 degrees...
Celsius, or 99.5° Fahrenheit. Colloquial Japanese often uses only the ones and tenths digit (that is, 7.5) to represent fevers, since it's rare for a human body temperature to get above 40°C (104°F).
37.5 degrees...
Celsius, or 99.5° Fahrenheit. Colloquial Japanese often uses only the ones and tenths digit (that is, 7.5) to represent fevers, since it's rare for a human body temperature to get above 40°C (104°F).
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