and thats how you fail at "how not to be seen"

And that's how you learn the ten numbers in Japanese, then forget all about it in 3 seconds after reading it.

Almost all of those pronounciations are wrong.

Chime for example is a hard sound (Like cky in "rocky"), while Ha-chi is a soft sound (Like chi "hatching").

The examples I used aren't 1:1, but get the example across.

tl;dr:
Native english speaking people have trouble pronouncing letters like they are in the japanese language or other languages with similar pronunciation, like latin and some germanic languages. The pronunciations in those languages, though, are often straight forward and with few exceptions.

The best way to learn the proper pronunciation would be to not compare them to the english language, once you know each letters pronunciation.

"Your Gluttony Sword is very nice." translation just add confusion to me, Is she, like, fishing him off for an answer? or its just a bad translation?

I think she was fishing for a respnse, since the man is very proud of his sword.

lolin86 said:
"Your Gluttony Sword is very nice." translation just add confusion to me, Is she, like, fishing him off for an answer? or its just a bad translation?

Marco!

JakeBob said:
Marco!

Polo!

wait. Dammit!