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  • ? kanakoto soshite 39

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  • ? blue archive 319k

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  • ? fuuka (blue archive) 1.4k

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  • ? 1girl 6.8M
  • ? apron 241k
  • ? black hair 1.7M
  • ? bowl 36k
  • ? chopsticks 28k
  • ? fish (food) 3.2k
  • ? food 504k
  • ? hair between eyes 1.4M
  • ? hair on horn 2.9k
  • ? horns 537k
  • ? long hair 5.0M
  • ? looking at viewer 3.8M
  • ? miso soup 532
  • ? omelet 4.7k
  • ? open mouth 2.7M
  • ? plate 52k
  • ? red eyes 1.4M
  • ? rice 10k
  • ? rice bowl 3.6k
  • ? school uniform 883k
  • ? solo 5.7M
  • ? table 97k
  • ? tamagoyaki 1.2k
  • ? twintails 1.0M

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  • ? translated 589k

Information

  • ID: 4558026
  • Uploader: T34-38 »
  • Date: about 4 years ago
  • Size: 413 KB .jpg (1450x2048) »
  • Source: twitter.com/So_shi_te_/status/1399535895955447808 »
  • Rating: General
  • Score: 19
  • Favorites: 17
  • Status: Active

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fuuka (blue archive) drawn by kanakoto_soshite

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  • #ブルアカ
    新妻フウカたそ...

    #ブルアカ
    Newly-wed Fuuka-taso...

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    Supplement for the commentary below "Taso" (タソ/たそ) is a synonym for the suffix such as "chan", "chang", and "tan". "Taso" derives from タン the katakana version of "tan", which is usually written in hiragana, because it looks similar to タソ. "Taso" has some more slight euphemistic connotation than "tan", much more than "chan/chang", that can be interpreted as the speaker's shyness, excitement, amount of affection, and/or else.
    Meal is ready, Sense- Anata! "Anata" is a word that is often used by a wife to call her husband, and that sounds modest and respectful enough to agree with Japanese traditional view for a married couple.
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