Very very horse! Very very happy!

>>1

This is a thread based on the language of the demon world.

>>5

I don’t know Maya.

Berry Berry Funabashi!

>>9

The jockey exam also tests language skills.

>>10

Julio also smiles wryly at this.

>>10

Hah… hah…!

Funabashi’s status as a backward country in English has been revealed on a global level.

>>12

I don’t really understand, but I can tell you’re really happy…

I feel like my head is going to get worse since Sunday morning.

Yes!

“Ugh… it was due to the pressure!”

You’ve hit the trends, you bastard!

Very very horse!

Breebree Horse!

Narita Top Road, Tozaki, resembles.

The current state of English education in Japan.

Considering the addition of an English subject to the JRA jockey license examination.

>>27

That’s a lie…

Why is Tohsaki expressing the TGF-beta factor…?

>>28

Even though the text is connected to something amazing, this one is very, very different.

Go for it!

Do it!

Do it properly, Saki!

Is this a thread about the pear fairy?

>>32

I hope you understand that this is unofficial…

Ah… very, very good horse!

It was no good coming from a powerful and spirited ride expressed in the language of the demon world.

So would a Japanese interview be fine?

>>40

I am unable to provide a translation as there is no text present. Please provide the text you would like to have translated.

>>40

Well, it won’t be like something that happens to Kosei Iwata…

>>45

The person who had a Japanese language showdown with Demuro at the Sonoda event is a bit…

>>40

This time, what came out when I was told to speak in Japanese was “Very Very Horse.”

“Shi-i was saying something like ‘good feeling’ too.”

Matsuoka had undergone tremendous evolution in 10 years from Cholis.

>>41

I love Yuuichi’s “Huh!?” the most.

I might have seen vocabulary skills below a pro for the first time.

>>48

The chairman is usually quite normal, or rather, a smart person!

Well, it’s really amazing once it surpasses the threshold…

In other words, is it Toplo × Free Trade coming…?

>>49

Multiplying minus by minus might increase vocabulary power.

Tozaki was Top Road…?

When overwhelmed with emotion, it’s only natural to have a vocabulary level of about very very horse.

Isn’t it suspicious even during normal times?

I also realized that the presence of Furioso is more significant for Tozaki than I thought.

I feel a really… really overwhelming amount of reputational damage!

>>57

Say it, Maya.

Of course, Maya would sometimes get genuinely irritated while also being affectionate.

It’s unfair that top jockeys like Kawada and Lemaire say things like this that make you want to buy betting tickets unconditionally, as if they’re being silly.

Furious trying to follow somehow.

Gentil gazes with cold eyes.

Very very happy!!

No matter what anyone says, they are still at the top level as a G1 jockey!

Even though you can do that much, you still dive into the demon world for some reason.

>>65

It’s a top-tier class without any gimmicks.

Just making a memorable mistake.

I was being laughed at a lot in the Fuji studio…

Is this the thread for conquering Dubai from Funabashi…

Even though the Gritcha is free, I was watching Fuji…

Believe and you will not win.

Winning without believing.

Whether you believe in the most popular Tosaki or not is up to you.

Maya was still angry that Kawada-kun wouldn’t charge into the demon world like Todzaki-kun in the following week’s Autumn Flowers Race.

>>75

Maya is rather sharp-tongued or harsh towards those she acknowledges as capable…

>>78

It’s truly a thread for first-class jockey critiques, isn’t it, Maya-chan…?

It is the moment when the direction of Furioso’s personal song was decided.

The word “demon world” is quite an angry expression, isn’t it?

Berry Funabashi!

>>80

Has that old man gone crazy?

Even though it’s the highest rank, I still couldn’t quite trust it.

Nevertheless, it seems that recently there has been an awakening, and trust has been increasing.

It feels like I’ve been tracing various aspects of Yuichi’s later years.

>>82

Don’t trace the bad parts.

I thought so, but my vocabulary (academic ability) was already there.

From the jockey’s perspective, there’s no way you’d go there, yet Maya has the sense to name it a death zone in the demon world.

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Very very good!! Very very Funabashi song!!

The Soul Rush that won with a 50,000 yen pose was great, but thanks to the jockey, there will forever be a joke that just keeps getting rubbed in.

I hate it because Tokazaki keeps winning.

Since Mori Taito retired, he seems to have started awakening, right?

It seems like it was worse than Yuichi, who appeared to have just barely any intelligence… Tsubaki…

You’re somewhat lenient with the horse, but quite harsh with the rider, aren’t you, Maya…?

Tozaki achieved a rather rare record as a Japanese rider winning on a Japanese horse, which usually has foreign jockeys switching in for the race.

>>94

Since it became a GⅠ, is this the first victory by a Japanese jockey other than Lemaire?

Saudi’s Rusei was answering so properly…

Julioso’s character song is great, isn’t it…?

>>96

I always think it sounds like a Greeeeeeen song…

Tosaki, who is not trying to be funny, is becoming amusing; he is loved by the god of laughter.

Tosaki in English

Japanese Iwata

Robot Kawada

Gentle-san…?

>>100

Is there anything strange about Moore?

>>109

Pretty much a robot.

It’s worth betting on Tozaki, who is not the favorite.

Funabashi English

If the implementation were delayed by another year… no, half a year, it would definitely have become a joke.

>>103

There are occasional additional voices or event appearances, so it’s not too late even now.

I dislike that when Tozaki is in the race, I’m betrayed whether I bet or not.

>>107

Even if he’s not in the race today, Tozaki will be shouted out!!!!!

>>107

“Not believing and not buying are different.”

The earth becomes his toilet.

>>106

One of the reasons King Halo fled in the Derby was because Maya was pushing him hard…

Since Rusei Sakai and others are handling interviews in English normally, I guess we’re getting desensitized to it, but this is about the level of English proficiency for an average Japanese person.

>>115

Rusei Sakai has been on training trips to places like Australia and the United States, so of course he is very proficient in languages.

>>116

It’s either foolish or comparable to a guy from Funabashi with a low IQ… well, I think he is a Funabashi idiot.

Kikiki…!

In my daughter’s world, there’s a trainer whose vocabulary drops to demon world level with phrases like “very very girl! Good girl!”

>>120

Julio will teach me.

Sure, they are certainly foolish, but they are a lovable fool.

It’s like… INT is low, but WIS is high…

I’m so happy.

I think Iwata’s father is the type whose sensibility is not keeping up with his language skills, like when he said, “I lowered the pace because it was slow.”

Tozaki is just an ordinary idiot.

It’s not an interview, but just the translation of Gritcha, and “It’s very Christoph” was unexpectedly funny.

Especially regarding jockeys, without properly researching, it feels like they’re all the same… So, once they become local jockeys, they’re lovable fools.

In the first place, not knowing about Central Horse Racing from the start is pretty naive.

Tosaki is in great form right now, but when I bet on him, he’ll probably lose…