Handjob lvl 2 for chapter 2

Still looks great though

No more getting covered in cum? Shame

Definitely "joder" can be used as an exclamation. Is one of this words with many meanings and also can be used to express good or bad surprise. About the "honeypot" thing, we actually used vagina at the beginning of times, when we didn't had the help of a translator and our English was even worse. Then we received a lot of critics because of it and decided to find better solutions . In Spanish you can use "coño" as you can use "cock" for dicks but the literal translation is "cunt" so we prefer to avoid it.

Elana Champion of Lust

Argh! Again, I can't reply directly. Thanks a lot, Patreon :P Perdon, let me clarify what I meant ^^; I'm certain Spanish has the word "fuck" as a *verb.* But I'm not sure if Spaniards use their version of "fuck" as a noun, or to exclaim. Example: in English, the verb"screw" can be a vulgar word for sex. But if someone was having an orgasm, they wouldn't say, "Oh, screw, screw, screw," lol. Of all the curse words English has, we would exclaim "shit" or "fuck." I just found it funny a Spanish translated comic I was reading (nsfw lol) translated a woman saying "fuck" as "mierda." So I thought to myself, "Hm. Maybe they don't have 'fuck' the same way as we do in English." Lol, at the very least, it's never boring learning this stuff. I'm still surprised people don't offer more courses on slang when learning a language. It just leaves you confused when eventually come across vulgar words. I will say, I like your language's pet names a lot more than some of our English ones, particularly because some of them are gender-specific. You have ones like, "cariño, mamita, niñita, angel." All we really have is "baby," "sweetie," "angel" (sometimes), and "honey." There's "cutie" but that's more flirtatious. Lol, gracias, pero yo piento I'll just have to double-check any new words I learn from the game. Who would have thought it would be this tricky to learn naughty words :P lol! P.S: I don't think I ever heard anyone use "honeypot" for "vagina" before this game. We definitely use it, I just don't think it's used as often as it should be. Not often I hear a new sexual word that doesn't sound silly. So bonus points for the creativity on that ^^ lol Anyway, I could talk about this all day. Esperar next time I'll have more Spanish sentences to use. Right now, I'm being lazy and combining it with English ^^; Saludos! :)

VTNB

It can be a little tricky :P By the way, there is actually many words for "fuck". The most... versatile could be "joder", and "mierda" literally means "shit". I guess it could be and interpretation of our translator, deciding "fuck" was more appropriate (I can easily imagine this explanations on a tv gag... ^^u). Again, be careful learning from the game because could not coincide 100%

Elana Champion of Lust

For some reason I can't reply to your comment, so I have to place it here. Ah! I hate when I make those tiny mistakes. You're absolutely right about the "Z" and "C." For example: la ciudad. I'm used to pronouncing stuff like that with an "S" sound so much, I even called the letter "C" an "S" somehow :P lol! This game is certainly extra motivation ;) And I'm learning all the slang you wouldn't find in a text book. Recently I learned pet names like "cariño" y "niñita." Fun fact: did you know most of your commonly used verbs have irregular conjugation rules? Like dormir. You say, "Duerme bien." Not, "dorme bien." Now you see what I hate verbs lol I'm learning a lot from reading Spanish translations of stuff I already know in English. Our language must have seemed suuuuuper weird to you at first. Ex: telling a girl to "stop talking" is translated as "Deja de hablar." Which is literally means in English, "leave alone your speaking." And I didn't know Spanish didn't have a word for "fuck." I've seen it translated as "mierda," instead. Lol! Anyway, I'm rambling now. Gracias de neuvo, amigo, y gracias por *su* arte ;) Saludos :)

VTNB

Glad you like it ^^

Elana Champion of Lust

Pretty well said ^^ except for the "sur", which should go without the "r". Glad to see you keep learning. I guess with the verbs it's get used to it, I'm sure you'll have no problem with time and about the "S" pronunciation I think is in the cases of a "Z" or a "C" followed from an "I" or an "E" (if we talk about the northern castellano) and the sound of the "th" is like in "theatre". But don't pay much attention on what I said. Maybe I misunderstood what you were talking about but also, language never was one of my strongest subjects.

Elana Champion of Lust

This is what I wanted! Wow, nice.

Vixvox

Gracias por sur arte, amgio :) (hopefully I said that right lol) Update: learning Castellano, but I HATE the rules about verbs, so much to remember. Also, as an American, I'm used to hearing Spanish from Latin America. Spaniards pronounce the letter "S" like the English "th" in "The." It's a habit I'll have to learn ^^; Adios :)

VTNB