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Zyzzyva165: New page: ==Epilogue== ===Mon=== "Mono" is added to sentence ends as a feminine way of emphasis/explaining. It is often short formed to "mon". This sounds very feminine and cute. The author uses it...

2009-09-09T13:46:07Z

New page: ==Epilogue== ===Mon=== "Mono" is added to sentence ends as a feminine way of emphasis/explaining. It is often short formed to "mon". This sounds very feminine and cute. The author uses it...

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==Epilogue==
===Mon===

"Mono" is added to sentence ends as a feminine way of emphasis/explaining. It is often short formed to "mon". This sounds very feminine and cute. The author uses it for Saito to emphasize his meekness towards Louise at that time. "Mon" could not be translated into English, and is thus left out.
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Zero no Tsukaima:Volume10 Translator's Notes - Revision history

Zyzzyva165: /* Mon */

Zyzzyva165: New page: ==Epilogue== ===Mon=== "Mono" is added to sentence ends as a feminine way of emphasis/explaining. It is often short formed to "mon". This sounds very feminine and cute. The author uses it...