Dagashi Kashi

[Blake Lee]

dumping

[Jacob Ramirez]

...

[Samuel Moore]

...

[Jaxson King]

...

[Jace Phillips]

Hate lever pressing games, it's pure crack.

[Zachary Roberts]

...

[John Young]

...

[Gavin Reyes]

...

[Henry Diaz]

...

[Ryder Gutierrez]

lasto

[Wyatt Lopez]

Tonight, a coconuts is gonna cocoNUTS

[Carson Bailey]

>It’s Saya chapter
HERE WE GO

[Blake Gray]

t. Enlightened ex-gacha player

[Leo Stewart]

>Kids enjoy pressing levers
>It’s Hotaru
>Then this page
H-how can someone be so cute and sultry at the same time MUH HEART BONER. MUH BONER BONER

[David King]

Unf, thanks for the dump.

[Connor Adams]

Someone should shoop a dick were the box is

[Brandon Morgan]

...

[Andrew Sanchez]

Thanks OP.

[Dylan Russell]

She's sexy without even trying

[Zachary Butler]

Thanks for the dump.

I have a question about the translation of this page from the latest raw chapter.

"I'd be down for beer."
"But we do not drink."
"Oh, right..."

Would it be more accurate to translate it as "But we can't drink?" because she's using 飲めない instead of 飲むない?

On Jisho, I see that 飲む means "to drink" while 飲める means "to be able to drink." From my understanding, using 飲むない would mean not drinking (by choice) while using 飲めない would mean not having the capability to drink (due to legality, health, lack of time, etc.) Google even translates them with those connotations.

translate.google.com/#ja/en/私達飲むない 私達飲めない

[Jacob Miller]

unfff

[Gavin Price]

thanks, I’ll tell the TL about it when he’s up

[Kayden Murphy]

Thanks for the dump.

[Jonathan Russell]

>More Saya Screentime
Yes

[William Wright]

too

[Austin Howard]

I dunno if 飲むない is the right inflection. Unless you meant 飲まない. Either way, text say 飲めない so you're right about the translation.