Chapter 07 Yotsuba & The Heavy Rain.
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Comments:
Yotsuba is...
...colour blind? Clouds aren't green. Not even cumulonimbus.
Green
tht would be a cool color for clouds to be ^^
anonymous
FMANERD
anonymous
anonymous
anonymous
I want green clods... no fair
anonymous
the kanji for "blue" somethimes is the same used for "green". it's probably a translation mistake
anonymous
clouds aren't blue either
anonymous
a really dark grey sometimes look blue.
anonymous
What the last anonymous said. :)
anonymous
she probably meant "green" for "sick"
anonymous
Actually, clouds that carry hail often look green.
anonymous
I remember she saying 'green' in Japanese ver. Some kind of Japanese expression I guess.
Em
Actually, when a big storm is coming, the clouds often look green. Like when a tornado or hail or a severe storm is about to come. It's no translation mistake of Japanese expression. :)
Google, oracle of the internet
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/da/Rolling-thunder-cloud.jpg Observe, a green storm cloud. Look on nature's works, ye creatures of the indoors, and despair.
...colour blind? Clouds aren't green. Not even cumulonimbus.
Green
tht would be a cool color for clouds to be ^^
anonymous
i want green clouds:(
FMANERD
I think that was supposed to be grey. Unless she really did say that.
anonymous
when the sky turns green it could mean a tornado is coming
anonymous
Yeah, green clouds can appear when a big storm is coming
anonymous
I want green clods... no fair
anonymous
the kanji for "blue" somethimes is the same used for "green". it's probably a translation mistake
anonymous
clouds aren't blue either
anonymous
a really dark grey sometimes look blue.
anonymous
What the last anonymous said. :)
anonymous
she probably meant "green" for "sick"
anonymous
Actually, clouds that carry hail often look green.
anonymous
I remember she saying 'green' in Japanese ver. Some kind of Japanese expression I guess.
Em
Actually, when a big storm is coming, the clouds often look green. Like when a tornado or hail or a severe storm is about to come. It's no translation mistake of Japanese expression. :)
Google, oracle of the internet
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/da/Rolling-thunder-cloud.jpg Observe, a green storm cloud. Look on nature's works, ye creatures of the indoors, and despair.
