¡Hola! En esta tarde de lunes *volvimos los lunes wiiii* les traigo el segundo cap de Deathpedia!!! Continuamos con la historia del sexy forense que nos ayuda a recrear la vista
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Este capitulo esta listo hace varios días pero como la vida se robo a esta admi no lo pude subir hasta hoy u.u Pero lo importante es que pude terminar este cap y traerlo :3 ya que es un manga que queremos mucho pese a que esta en receso hasta agosto debido al cierre de la revista en el que se publicaba *Esta admi vuelve a llorar por el cierre de la revista que compraba :c*
También les recuerdo que este manga lo trabajamos en ingles y español gracias a la ayuda de @translation-no-jutsu *Love para ellas ♥* Y bueno ya me callo y les dejo los links:
Link (Descarga y Lectura Online): Tumblr // MangaDex (Eng-Esp)
If you just read the title you are probably thinking the answer is ‘Everything!’ and you aren’t wrong, Mandarin Chinese and English are very different languages. Tones vs Intonation Let’s start with the most basic one Tones and Intonation. Chinese has 4 tones (5 if you count the silent tone), as an example, the word in pinyin ‘ma’ can have 5 different meanings depending on what tone you use.…
“On the darkest days you have to search for a spot of brightness, on the coldest days you have to seek out a spot of warmth; on the bleakest days you have to keep your eyes onward and upward and on the saddest days you have to leave them open to let them cry. To let them dry. To give them a chance to wash out the pain in order to see fresh and clear once again.”
“It’s a realization. And it hits me hard, so hard that my heart has become hollow. It’s hit me deep, though I can swim. It comes with the painful ache, so painful I feel numb. It caused tears, so many that infinity is outnumbered. And it’s a realization, when I realized I was alone in my world that was supposed to be yours too.”
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