Who here can read Japanese?

Seems okay to me. I hate reading Japanese without any kanji in it though. The kanji makes reading so much easier.

I mean, you can end up with something like 「はしのはしではしではしてたべます。」

What the fuck is that trying to tell me? "I eat at the edge of a bridge while running."
Without kanji, you wouldn't have a fucking clue what I was talking about. Or at least, you'd have to spend about 5 minutes looking up all the potential kanji and meanings for "hashi."


By the way, if you're interested, here's what it says in text form:

ちょっとー！！
ナニはいってきてんのよー！！
え？
・・・かきが　かかってなかった？
と・に・か・く！
いますぐにでてってきょうだい！！！


Edit - Wait, bottom part seems off in Justin's...

Edit 2 - Wait, it does fit. I was thrown off a bit, mostly at きょうだい、but when putting it together, Justin's translation seems fine to me. I guess? When I read this over it came out to me as more of "Right now, I'm going out, brother," but at the same time that doesn't seem like it fits with everything else in the paragraph.

Last sentence is confusing to me. I'll try tying it out with kanji to make sense of it I guess.

Mind helping us out, Karen? What exactly is going on in this scene? It's easier to make sense of it if we know what's happening.

Huh? It's not kyoudai, it's choudai. Choudai is the female speech casual form of "kudasai."