Go get 'er!StarrreTugTugOh, goodness, Marisa! You're just too much!Oh, goodness, Marisa! You're just too much!StarrreSmirkSmirkBlushDon't cry, now.Don't cry, now.Waaaaah!What...did you say?SWFFLove ya, Alice!Instead of the usual "da ze", Marisa's sentence ends in the emphatic "ze yo!", which is a characteristic of Tosa-ben dialect. It's also used in this post.Love ya, Alice!Instead of the usual "da ze", Marisa's sentence ends in the emphatic "ze yo!", which is a characteristic of Tosa-ben dialect. It's also used in this post.
Love ya, Alice!Instead of the usual "da ze", Marisa's sentence ends in the emphatic "ze yo!", which is a characteristic of Tosa-ben dialect. It's also used in this post.
Love ya, Alice!Instead of the usual "da ze", Marisa's sentence ends in the emphatic "ze yo!", which is a characteristic of Tosa-ben dialect. It's also used in this post.
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