Couldn't Aya's response also be considered as saying "uh...well/maybe..." instead of saying no twice?
I could be wrong, because I'm not 100% sure what the symbol in the fifth panel (u) translates into an "uhh..." sound (one of the translations I got was "help"). However, iya, while meaning no, could also mean yes, as well as saying "well" ie. maybe.
Ande said: Couldn't Aya's response also be considered as saying "uh...well/maybe..." instead of saying no twice?
I could be wrong, because I'm not 100% sure what the symbol in the fifth panel (u) translates into an "uhh..." sound (one of the translations I got was "help"). However, iya, while meaning no, could also mean yes, as well as saying "well" ie. maybe.
The response in panel five is more a choked grunt. The "Iya" in panel 6 is Reimu speaking, and in context with the rest of her dialog afterward, makes sense as "no" here.
Ande said: [...]iya, while meaning no, could also mean yes, as well as saying "well" ie. maybe.
Fuckin' languages.
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