@MiBrooks87 There’s a Japanese expression, “手を抜く,” which means to slack off or neglect your preparation, and it seems that shortening it is what caused it to be interpreted as the more vulgar slang meaning… Thank you for the wonderful translation. 😭
@Ruben95LM I know my own sloppy shorthand in Japanese was partly to blame, but still, it was pretty awful of Grok to turn it into the other, more vulgar slang meaning!
And thank you for complimenting my cosplay!
@N4T_SUKU I also shortened the Japanese a little too much, which ended up getting translated into a completely different slang term. I’ll be more careful from now on 😭
@Konekodesu There are Japanese expressions like “気を抜く” and “手を抜く,” and it seems that omitting the word “抜く” caused the mistranslation…But thank you for defending me! 😭😂
@LiuNero1 And “抜く” is also Japanese slang for masturbating, especially when referring to men, which is probably why the translation ended up sounding so weird 😂