Slow Start Anthology ch3: The Tamate who Yayas!

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>Yaya!

>Good morning... What's wrong?

>Yaya! Yaya!
>No way...

>It seems that Tama-chan is only able to speak in "ya"s...
>Eeeh~~~

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>So when you woke up this morning, "ya" became the only thing you could say?
>Ya~

>So, when will you be cured (cut it out)?
>Yaya!

>Yaya!
>Ya~!

>Yaya~!
>I don't know what "ya" means...
>Yaaaa

>"It's true. Please believe me."
>That's what it sounds like she's saying...

>!!

>Ya~
>It'll be okay~

>She can understand her!?

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>Ya~...

>Ah, wait!
>Yaya~!

>Huh? Where did she go?

>She went to buy ice cream.
>Seriously, how can you understand her...?

>I wonder... Come to think of it, you two have that feeling of not needing words to understand each other...
>...Yep.
>That's right...
>That's slightly different...

>Hmm.

>We don't know when it'll be cured but...
>please serve as Tama's interpretor.

>I-I'll try my hardest become the best in the world!
>Ah... You don't have to try that hard...

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>Yaya!

>You forgot your soy sauce?
>Ya...

>Want to share mine?
>>soy sauce

>Yaya!
>Yaya~!
>I guess that was "thank you" just now?

>How much do you want?

>Yaya!
>>pinch

>So a little less than yaya!
>Ya!
>She understood that too!

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>I'm surprisingly getting used to understanding her. She's like a jester.

>Tama~... Wait, you're eating ice cream again?
>Is that the newest flavor? Is it any good?
>Ah...

>Yaya~

>I guess that means "sensitive subject".

>You managed to understand with only "ya".
>Amazing!

>But it's still pretty inconvenient. We need to fix this quickly.

>Tama, I'll treat you to some ice-cream so tell me your favorite.
>Make sure you say the brand name properly.

>Yaya!?

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>Ya! Yaya!
>I don't understand you.
>If you don't tell me soon, the deal will expire.
>Time for a drastic measure.
>Ya...

>Yaa!!
>Yaa!!

>Ah...Was that "ya" perhaps "no"?
>Yaa!!

>So cute

>Cute...

>Cute...

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>Maybe it'll continue if I go back to sleep...

>Well, I'm already awake though!

>That was a lovely dream where everyone showed up.

>It was kinda embarrassing, though.
>>Getting changed... getting changed...

>>But still, being unable to say anything but "ya"...
>Tying it up... Tying it up...

>Sounds pretty interesting...

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>Let's try making every word I say "ya"!
>I'm off!

>Come to think of it, in my dream...
>It'll be alright

>Hana-chan understood me!

>Maybe this'll be one of those dreams
>that come true!

>At school
>Yaya!

>Yaya!
>Ya~!
>Yaya!

>Figured as much.
>Ah. Good morning!
>?
>Good morning.