Nourin 10 – Released!

5 comments to Nourin 10 – Released!

• nikolai131

  March 16, 2014 at 17:02 · Reply

  Thanks once again ^^

• Lee

  March 16, 2014 at 18:52 · Reply

  Subs are missing guys

• Lee

  March 16, 2014 at 18:56 · Reply

  Sorry it was on my part >.<

• Bushman Lambada

  March 18, 2014 at 07:23 · Reply

  Wrong way: “All right, Kei, let’s have a battle then.” “All right, Kei, let’s have a battle at that specific point in time.”
  Right way: “All right, Kei, let’s have a battle, then.” “All right, Kei, let’s have a battle, in that case/as a result of that.”

  Also, I didn’t know that eggplants were endemic to Japan (they aren’t).

  Re: Thanks for the feedback.
  For the then issue, you are correct according to the Chicago Manual of Style, but it is a style issue. Sticking a then onto the end of a sentence is mainly a spoken thing (with a much greater use in British English vs American English), and it is quite common (maybe it’s not so common in America?) to see it used without the comma in these situations. Still, we’ll consider adding this change to the batch now that it’s been pointed out that it could be confused.
  Now, for the endemic issue. We’ve made a mistake if we’ve implied that eggplants are endemic to Japan. What was meant was that Kei grew a eggplant variant that was unique to a defined geographic location. Maybe just “Local Cultivar” or “Local Variant” would’ve been better?

• Diego

  March 18, 2014 at 09:45 · Reply

  thank you!