With peace and love, some things need to stay on wattpad and ao3, and this book is one of those things. This whole book is just the “plot what plot” tag on ao3.
No british person says pants when referring to trousers, hence why she wrote it as trousers lol. We are far too stubborn to become THAT americanised. Pants are underwear in the UK.
Reading through the comments, I feel like I should translate some English terms as a gal living in England Trousers = leg wear (jeans, suits) Pants can sometimes mean underwear depending on where you are, very uncommon now though Channel = TV network, broadcast, etc Wank stains = semen Wanker = moron, rude person I'll add to this if there is any other confusion (P.S. loving the video 🫶)
@@samtanicpanic4622 It's not only an anime, it's a whole dating sim franchise. I watched a Let's Play of the first game and it was simultaneously better and worse than the anime.
@@samtanicpanic4622 Yeah! It was a game franchise first, an anime second. If you have morbid curiosity, I'd recommend the Let's Play by It's Moog because she enjoys, makes fun of and criticizes the first game.
And she's not got an idea of what will happen in any of them. I feel pretty confident that she's not sketched out the plots and interconnections of this series whatsoever. 😑
Yeah, in England depending on where you are "pants" can mean underwear lol. Trousers can be in reference to anything like jeans and suit trousers, etc.
@@elmeelee4109 see I’d believe that more if she didn’t go on to say ‘wanker’ and ‘wank stain,’ so unfortunately she isn’t escaping the British accusations ;(
I can assure you no British person refers to intercouse as ‘screwing’ 😭 some ppl say ‘shag’ but most just use the common term, and yh ppl do say wanker here but it’s as a joke and it’s not really a serious insult lol
Trousers has curiously survived in the American South, but I mostly hear boomers and olds say it. “Ain’t” however, is straight out of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, my hometown in Northern America. “Ain’t” is a very Appalachian/Pennsylvania piece of dialect and has no business in Texas lol.
As a Texan I'm afraid to report that "ain't" is alive and well in my area, right along with "y'all" and "fixin' to" lolol. I do think it's funny that "trousers" is still used in the South by older generations!
Guys can I ask a question? How “ain’t” sounds like? I’m really wondering as a non-american and honestly soooo away from the western world😂 Like who uses it? Is it common?
@@serceskywalker it is pronounced like “paint” but without the p. It’s a very common alternative to using “aren’t” but normally only spoken language, not written. Example: “Ain’t you gonna eat that last piece of pie? I’m fixing to if ya don’t” would be a common sentence that it would be used in. It’s definitely a more rural piece of dialect in the U.S.
have you ever read Psycho Shifters?? Please🙏🙏🙏 this book changed my life in the worst way possible. i wrote a Goodreads review that is equivalent to a 10 page essay
52:36 NO American says ‘wanker’. its ONLY said sarcastically to make fun of British people
the fmc is giving me Ebony Dark'ness Dementia Raven Way vibes
omg 100% 😭😭
With peace and love, some things need to stay on wattpad and ao3, and this book is one of those things. This whole book is just the “plot what plot” tag on ao3.
No british person says pants when referring to trousers, hence why she wrote it as trousers lol. We are far too stubborn to become THAT americanised. Pants are underwear in the UK.
Reading through the comments, I feel like I should translate some English terms as a gal living in England
Trousers = leg wear (jeans, suits)
Pants can sometimes mean underwear depending on where you are, very uncommon now though
Channel = TV network, broadcast, etc
Wank stains = semen
Wanker = moron, rude person
I'll add to this if there is any other confusion
(P.S. loving the video 🫶)
this sounds like Diabolik Lovers without vampires...
i completely forgot about that trash fire anime 😮💨
@@samtanicpanic4622 It's not only an anime, it's a whole dating sim franchise. I watched a Let's Play of the first game and it was simultaneously better and worse than the anime.
@@EleiyaUmei no fucking wayyyy fr???
@@samtanicpanic4622 Yeah! It was a game franchise first, an anime second. If you have morbid curiosity, I'd recommend the Let's Play by It's Moog because she enjoys, makes fun of and criticizes the first game.
Do not disrespect Diabolik lovers. It might be a dumpster fire but at least it's better than...this
Side note: apparently the Lightlark series will be longer than 3 books. So...prepare yourself.
Yeah, people said is like 1 book for each land 🙃
And she's not got an idea of what will happen in any of them. I feel pretty confident that she's not sketched out the plots and interconnections of this series whatsoever. 😑
So 1 book per island and thats like-
7 books maybe?
A 7 book series for what? Is Isla collecting civilizations like infinity stones? 🧍♂️
Wasn't there already so little plot in the other books? Why does this series need to be dragged out so much? >.
@@EleiyaUmei Capitalism?! That's usually the answer. Or greed. I doubt it's just the love of storytelling...
Also . I wish my English was that good that I could consider publishing the draft 😭 where do they get confidence?
sophie has NO FILTER and I respect that. Anyway, this book should not exist😭
Allegedly English people say the word trousers but Americans don’t 16:51
Yeah, in England depending on where you are "pants" can mean underwear lol. Trousers can be in reference to anything like jeans and suit trousers, etc.
Canadians will sometimes use trousers but only for dress pants.
they do in the south but I think it’s more of a boomer dialect than anything.
@@elmeelee4109 see I’d believe that more if she didn’t go on to say ‘wanker’ and ‘wank stain,’ so unfortunately she isn’t escaping the British accusations ;(
Trousers are usually used for more fancy/formal pants here. So we don’t really use that word, usually it’s just pants
I can assure you no British person refers to intercouse as ‘screwing’ 😭 some ppl say ‘shag’ but most just use the common term, and yh ppl do say wanker here but it’s as a joke and it’s not really a serious insult lol
I wish I could pay attention to the video but I was staring at your gorgeous nails the entire time. They look so beautiful ❤️
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The Brits say trousers. Pants are underwear to them.
English person here. I can confirm this, at least for where I live 😊
I heard about Lightlark 3 and I got excited, not for the book (they're horrible), but because I know we can an expect a review from you.
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Your last Video got me to become a member, I love your rants and gladly wait all the time to get an hour video about hating bad books lol
Trousers has curiously survived in the American South, but I mostly hear boomers and olds say it. “Ain’t” however, is straight out of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, my hometown in Northern America. “Ain’t” is a very Appalachian/Pennsylvania piece of dialect and has no business in Texas lol.
As a Texan I'm afraid to report that "ain't" is alive and well in my area, right along with "y'all" and "fixin' to" lolol. I do think it's funny that "trousers" is still used in the South by older generations!
@@toilandtrouble2159 lmaoo i was high af when I wrote that I think I thought “ain’t” was “yinz” that’s my bad
Guys can I ask a question? How “ain’t” sounds like? I’m really wondering as a non-american and honestly soooo away from the western world😂 Like who uses it? Is it common?
Ain’t is also a thing in England! Only in some places, but it’s definitely alive and well here too haha
@@serceskywalker it is pronounced like “paint” but without the p. It’s a very common alternative to using “aren’t” but normally only spoken language, not written. Example: “Ain’t you gonna eat that last piece of pie? I’m fixing to if ya don’t” would be a common sentence that it would be used in. It’s definitely a more rural piece of dialect in the U.S.
Cant believe you, the famous sohpie, gave such an obscure band as bon jovi a shoutout.
so humble 😔
Okay, der Avatar-Vergleich war genial 😂😂😂
As a British person I don’t use the word pants for trousers. To me pants is used exclusively to mean underwear.
American here 👋, we do not say “wanker” LMAO
The queen is back
missed your videos!!
well now whenever theres someone in a book described as wearing a band shirt im just gonna picture a bon jovi these days shirt
as someone from texas, i’m truly distressed to be even vaguely associated with this book will i be watching this entire video? yeah
Nah folks in britain wouldn't say pants for trousers (I'm from Scotland), because pants means underwear!
Hello Sophie I hate some books too love your channel
Welcome back my queeeeeen
50:40 did you know that there's a French verb for this action
have you ever read Psycho Shifters?? Please🙏🙏🙏 this book changed my life in the worst way possible. i wrote a Goodreads review that is equivalent to a 10 page essay
UGH it was ok my tbr but I’ll take your word if it sucks 😭😭
the comments are still fresh damn 😌 finally early to a video for once
27:43 yeah Americans say this but not with sincerity cuz it’s so not hot :(
It’s rude right? Like an insult
@@serceskywalkeryes like ‘F you’ but if youre gonna insult someone just curse idk I think it’s awkward
I’m so early! I’m going to have to come back later to read all the comments 😂
The book is already ridiculous. The audiobook makes it even worse IMO.
😂😂your videos make me laugh so much, but I forgot to subscribe until now. I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on this… work of words…
I would never use pants
Ypoooo people in the comments not knowing what channel and trousers are? 👖 👫
Ahhh I'm so glad you posted 🎉 please read powerless if you have a chance pls 😭
not a real sophie video if she is not reapplying her lipstick
What was that?
57:28 that’s not even American cuz we don’t even deport anybody who’s here illegally that’s low key possibly British as well 💀
Wtf Americans deport undocumented immigrants all the time.
33:37 is the author English??? What’s she taking these words from? Trousers? Channel? Like the English Channel? Tf?
24:06 HÄÄÄ???
love that
ach mann jetzt hör ich den akzent raus
Sprichts du auch deutsch?