Paracite said: Basic rule of thumb is to remove the other party and see if it still works 'I was moderately damaged' works, 'Me was moderately damaged' does not.
It somehow pains me to imagine Houshou's face on this page. She probably was by his side the whole time. Because you know she's sad, yet you can't see it, and you know she's doing her best to stay calm, even though her husband is on the verge of death, and might never, ever wake up again.
It somehow pains me to imagine Houshou's face on this page. She probably was by his side the whole time. Because you know she's sad, yet you can't see it, and you know she's doing her best to stay calm, even though her husband is on the verge of death, and might never, ever wake up again.
She really does like a wife. Or an anxious pet owner who got bad news.
Shouldn't it be "Houshou-san and I were moderately damaged"?
Depends on what you call english, the Americans tend to use 'Me and my friends' while we in the UK use 'My friends and I' for the same cultural reasons as in Japan when it comes to personal modesty.
Shiba Dog Admiral
and the Ultimate Decisive Fleet Battle FinalIn the latter half of the battle in the interior, Houshou-san and I were moderately damaged.But as our attacks on the opponents had not yet been effective, we entered into a night battle.I wish the Admiral would wake up soon...
