【r - 18】「お菓子とお仕置きを憧れるリンちゃん」【日本語字幕 English subtitles】rin longing for pastries and punishment【仕置のイデア】

元の 映像は ドロヌマＰ様・たどＰ様・腰つきＰ様が 作りました。 Original footage ge created by Numa-P / Tado-P / Koshitsuki-P: ****** ****** ****** ****** ****** English subtitled: ****** ****** ****** ****** {Wow! I got the opportunity to host some translations done by my friend goishikaigan mademou, on my gmail. It’s the least decent among his translations, and hence my favourites. I got this description and the video and subtitles from him on a USB memory.} Please always check the PLAYLISTS to find more translations!! サウンドトラック・ Soundtrack: ****** Photoshopping / script / new cutting: goishikaigan mademou フォトショッピング・シナリオ・取りまとめ： 碁石海岸 まで もう ドロヌマＰ様に 翻訳 転載の ご許可を 頂いました。 ですから どうも ありがとう ございました。 Thank you doronuma-P (Numa P) for your kind permission to re-upload translated versions of your videos. ('Doronuma' means bog/marsh/quagmire/morass/mire. 'Doro' only means mud. 'Numa' only means swamp/bog/pond/lake.) Please visit doronuma-P's YouTube channel: ****** and his NicoNico channel: ****** Please search on Youtube for "Len 14 years" and "Rin 14 years", to find some of doronuma-P's most popular videos (with English subtitles). たどＰ様に 翻訳 転載の ご許可を 頂いました。 ですから どうも ありがとう ございました。 Thank you Tado-P for your kind permission to re-upload translated versions of your videos. Please visit Tado-P's YouTube channel (192/128 kb/s HiFi): ****** and his NicoNico channel (64 kb/s LoFi): ****** 腰つきＰ様に 翻訳 転載の ご許可を 頂いました。 ですから どうも ありがとう ございました。 Thank you koshitsuki-P for your kind permission to re-upload translated versions of your videos. Please visit Koshitsuki-P's Nico-Nico channel: ****** and his YouTube channel: ****** Link to the original Hokusai 1814 woodblock print: 'The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife / 'Tako to Ama' / 'Octopuses and Shelldiver', (at 5:22): ****** The "3" pastry is actually a sign from the no. 3 metro line in Mexico City. (I've never been to Mexico/America...). I'm using this picture because it has the digit I wanted, an almost correct pastry colour, and a creative commons permit: ****** Translation notes: This was the easiest translation from Japanese I have ever done, for a very simple reason: I wrote the Japanese script myself. So I never had the slightest doubt what the author meant with those Japanese phrases, because the author's brain and my brain was the same brain. Still, it was written in Japanese. The English script didn't exist until two days after the Japanese script. So it is an actual translation, not an English re-write. So the English wordings are actually a slightly influenced by the Japanese grammar. ...