Mangaの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: I really want to read a manga

A: " The manga is taking a decidedly different approach "
"Decidedly" here means "very clearly." The anime was probably forced to make different decisions about how to progress the story due to different time constraints.

"from what is happening in the anime, building up to"
There should be a comma here that would make the sentence more clear. "Building up to" here means "getting ready for," or "setting the stage for." Making the necessary preparations for the next part of the story to make sense.

" indefinite hiatus "
A hiatus is basically a break, or pause. "Indefinite" means there is no set length of time; it could be a short time or a long time.

" thanks to health issues concerning Akutami "
Assuming Akutami is the author, he probably had to take a break from drawing the manga to take care of his health.

Overall what this paragraph seems to be saying is:
"The manga is preparing for a tournament arc which was put on hold due to the author's health issues. The anime didn't do this."

However, the sentence is constructed poorly, so what they really might have meant was:
"The anime is taking time to build up to the planned tournament arc because the manga was put on hiatus."

Without having watched the anime and read the manga, it's not clear which meaning is correct.

A: It's saying "you are a little nice, but not too much so." To be honest, saying "a bit nice" is pretty unnatural, maybe "a tad nice" makes that more natural.

A: dragged means to go on for long time, without enjoyment.

A: I think manga refers to Japanese comics specifically

A: @AlexRangel I agree. Comic is a general term. Manga is the typical japanese style of drawing and story telling.

Must-read european comics:
- Asterix
- The adventures of Tintin
- Gaston

A: is correct.

A: I think different people have different definitions of those words.

In my opinion, a "comic" is a type of art, "manga" is a style of comic that was created in Japan, and "manhwa" is a style of comic that was created in Korea.

I think other people think of "comic" as a style of art that was created in Europe and the Americas.

A: ２番目の文の方が漫画だけを好きじゃないことの強調です。

A: Manga en Anglais est manga

A: If you're talking specifically about Japanese comics and cartoons, we still call them manga and anime.

A: Mango
Espero que tenha ajudado ^ω^

A: Mango

A: Manga. It doesn't translate but you can also say 'japanese comic'.

A: Yes it is natural.. Considering the opposing strength is equal to his own, it's just normal that he would consider him a worthy opponent ^^

A: If you want to know the* latest info...

I am willing to ask my friend/a friend of mine about these questions, he/she knows it well.

Hope this helps! :)

A: 「drowning」は「溺れ死ぬ」の意味です。

A: Oh! "being gawked at because you're a freak" is the subject.

A: "I have liked manga and anime since I was a child."

"...during the 2017 spring anime season."

"And summer is just around the corner, when new anime will be starting." or "And new anime start this summer, which is right around the corner."