...Haa?

...Haa?

...Haa?

He translated "I love you"

As "The moon is beautiful tonight"

...Why did he do that?

Because he thought that sentence already conveys it enough to Japanese people.

...There is no way they could get it

Haha

Haha

Yeah

That's true

There is no way that

...Shizu-chan could understand it

Japanese literature is really interesting

I just remembered that there is a literature test tomorrow

...Hm~?

...Eh?

...What, did you forget?

...You know, Natsume Souseki,

...You know, Natsume Souseki,

...who knows?

What do you think?

...Shizu-chan?

...Shizu-chan?

...The moon,

...The moon,

The moon,

Is beautiful tonight

Is beautiful tonight

...I,

Wouldn't mind dying

...So?

...So?

In the end... What did he translate it to?

...What's that, a new style of pleading?

Have you ever heard about Futabatei Shimei?

Have you ever heard about Futabatei Shimei?

...Ah? ...Futa...?

It's not really popular here, but

It's going to be on the test tomorrow you know?

You're being awfully persistent today

So, in the novel 'Asya' by Turgenev, there is a situation where someone said "I love you" to the female character and then she responds with "I love you."

Futaba Shimei was having a problem with how to translate that "I love you"

Futaba Shimei was having a problem with how to translate that "I love you"

...Ah?

...Hmm...

...Hmm...

No way

If I came down, you'd kill me.

You bastard... Come down here quickly!

What's wrong? Did some civilians piss you off again?

What's wrong? Did some civilians piss you off again?

Tto,

To

To

He is a famous novelist who wrote 'Ukigumo', but mostly he works as a translator who translated many Russian literature works

He is a famous novelist who wrote 'Ukigumo', but mostly he works as a translator who translated many Russian literature works