I don't think the Japanese need to explain how thick the word wall is at the earliest.
Special, I think if you are experienced in international travel, you will know very well.
And such a word wall can arise domestically, and it is no exaggeration to say that even national trends can be determined.
For example, there is the Austro-Hungarian dual empire.
This country is a multi-ethnic state and naturally becomes a multilingual state. If the language is different, there will naturally be problems with collaboration, but the military fighting modern warfare has to fight in tandem as one organization.
That said, the multi-ethnic and multilingual state hit the problem and tried to implement reforms.
Specifically, with regard to linguistic unification within the military, there were such things as unifying languages "only with regard to orders from officers to soldiers", substituting them with flag signals, and forming troops to take account of ethnicity and language.
In this stark, multi-ethnic state, there were only three types of flag signals: "attack," "advance," and "steep."
However, such efforts were more or less defeated and dismantled by the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the First World War. Among the causes of defeat, he said, were the aforementioned circumstances of the late multi-ethnic and multilingual state.
Turning back, if the Demon King's Army succeeds as planned in its offensive, it will also be important to know how to communicate with the local humanity in the occupied territories.
As mentioned above, there's no way we're going to interact with each other with a flag signal. So it would be very good if we could have a conversation because it could be easy.
And there are precedents in Japan.
The pre-World War II Sino-Japanese War and the fact that books from the Sino-Japanese and Sino-Tai conversations were sold during the arrival of the Kingdom of Thailand in Japan, and that it worked effectively in governing policy. And changing the offensive station, at the time of the Japanese occupation by the United States, a book called "The Japan-U.S. Conversation Notebook" may record the first post-war million-cellar.
And well, it is this meeting to try to emulate that example.
"... if you beat the shit out of them all"
"Stop it."
Based on the feelings of my men who don't want to get more work, they look like extra help. Naturally speaking because we are at war over the survival of seeds.
Can our army, which has unparalleled resentment towards humans, live up to its moderate occupation rule? I am anxious that you will not sprinkle salt like Cartago.
For Rome, a land called Cartago may not have been needed separately, but for the Demon King's Army, the occupation of the human army is definitely a necessary land.
"Dear Director, Dear Director, I know exactly what I mean!
Ms Riina is one of the few allies in the conference attendance, and she is making a statement energetically. You're the only one I can count on.
"You just have to ask Leona from the Bureau of Development to develop a collar of slavery and put it on humans! Me, I've read that in a book!
"Mr. Riina, that's not a weird book, is it?
What am I supposed to do, you horny devil, (after all) biased in your knowledge?
"I don't know if it's a human slavery plan or a human complement plan, but that's not what I'm trying to do, gentlemen. Sure, humanity may be an enemy to hate, but now put your hands together..."
"It's not what humans call dialogue, it's"
The dialogue that Mr. Colette says Boso pierces. I want you to cooperate. I don't have any allies. My heart is already bodied.
"Dear Akira, just be honest and say," What can I do to manipulate people conveniently? "
"Isn't that too much?
"But it's true..."
Though yes.
Well, I can't help but fix it. There are people here who have killed or brainwashed their families. Should I use hate filled expressions here?
... As a result, I find myself struggling to communicate within the Demon King's Army more than in my relationship with humans.
"Crushing every human being around is a broken bone, and I don't know if the IGAD could let them develop a collar of slavery, or if they could, how much it would cost, or how long it would take to manufacture it. So let's quickly understand the human language here."
"I think the director's expression is the most painful..."
"Mr. Eli, don't say that. Because it's true."
"Where did your considerations go earlier?
No, there are no PTAs, no BPOs, no CEROs in this world, and there's no need to consider them.
"So get back on your mind, Mr. Colette, please"
"Uh, you know, don't you say that's a round throw?
"But I don't know the language of mankind. I'll do the configuration and the language extraction here, so all I have to do is think about the translations."
"Will you not make it easy for me?
Mr. Colette sighs loudly. And the next word that pops up is that Akitsu Akira, who has become accustomed to the Demon King's Army, forgot.
"In the first place, what country should I write down? I only know United Kingdom, don't I? Well, the Federation uses the same word, and it seems to make sense in the city alliance..."
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Shut up. Together. Include yourself. However, its meaning probably differs from mine and beyond.
…………
Unable to perceive the reason for his silence, Mr. Colette has tilted his neck, and has thought of it, his eyes as if to look at a pig in a pig farm. I'm used to seeing this look in Mr. Colette's eyes.
"No way. I don't know how many languages mankind uses...? For human beings?
"No, no, no. Sonnakotohanaidesyo? See, Japanese, German, English, French, Russian, Beijing, Cantonese..."
"What word is that?"
It's Earth's word. Thousands of languages exist on the planet because of the long time ago when people built the tower of Babel.
... Oh, I did. Even if the weights and measures are unified into metric law, the language is not unified, neither is humanity in this world. Who made the Babel Tower? God will piss me off because I make something like that.
"So, am I supposed to teach the United Kingdom? See you. You are an idiot! Should I put something like that on it?
"Hey, wait a minute. Last one."
"Oh, you understood. I'm sorry. Take responsibility and quit this job."
"What are you talking about?"
"Because I hate you..."
You're the 58th person I've been told I don't like so far face to face......!
"Um, Master Akira? Regardless of Master Colette's cursing rumors, what are you going to do? I don't know exactly which language humanity is using at the planned offensive point..."
"... better than not, so shall we make a book in the United Kingdom? If you were an army strong enough to send Mr. Colette in as a spy, you'd be on the front line."
"It's an understanding. Now let's make a selection of specific examples as planned. Examples tailored to the situation, for example -"
I decided to move on like I said. Gdagda, or I can't wipe out the sense of departure.
For examples, it is sufficient to include examples tailored to the situation and frequent words. Describe the letters in the Demon King's Land, their pronunciation, and the characters in the local language.
And divide it into several sections. For example, "Can be used when shopping!" or "Conversation example sentences when you use a taxi!" or I want you to remember what it feels like to be in a travel magazine. The point is, I'm just trying to make an array.
The foundation of the booklet, which would be named "The Tales of Man Demons," will thus be completed.
"Now it would be interesting if they were on the front line with words that had nothing to do with it."
"Don't say anything unpleasant... because when you say that, it really does..."
"But when it does, Mr. Director, what are you going to do?
"What?"
What if the relative mankind does not speak the United Kingdom…?
"... ask His Majesty to slaughter him on the stomach, who did not do his job well"
"Mr. Director's the blackest, isn't he?
I think I heard Mr. Yurier's donned voice.