(Lookouts)/game — Vietnamese @ Weblate: "Might say that the guys at the camp don't use …

	Key	English	Vietnamese	Actions
	# Meeting 51, Speaker "Joseph"	"No sir, these eyes can see all the faces of those people down there no problem."
	# Meeting 52	Sir. Again. Maybe it's just a habit of his to call people that.
	# Meeting 53, Speaker "$Player"	"Say why do you keep calling me sir? I ain't your boss, you just that much of a polite suckup?"
	# Meeting 54, Speaker "Joseph"	"Costs nothing to be kind on the trail, I've found."
	# Meeting 55, Speaker "Joseph"	"What do most call you then?"
	# Meeting 56, Speaker "$Player"	"Ah..."
	# Meeting 57	You thought this might come up. Of course. You're surprised it took this long for him to ask about who you are. What you are.
	# Meeting 58, Speaker "$Player"	"Most would say tomboy I would think. Or other things I wouldn't repeat in such polite company."
	# Meeting 59, Speaker "Joseph"	"And what would you call yourself?"
	# Meeting 60	The question takes you by surprise. Something else no one's ever asked you.
	# Meeting 61, Speaker "$Player"	"I'd call myself a man."
	# Meeting 62, Speaker "Joseph"	"Huh, is that so..."
	# Meeting 63	He's gonna think you're a nut now, you just know it.
	# Meeting 64	You'd be better getting on your horse right now and riding back than staying another second round this stranger.
	# Meeting 65, Speaker "Joseph"	"How funny, ah guess we're in the same boat if I'm picking up what you're putting down."
	# Meeting 66, Speaker "Joseph"	"Might say that the guys at the camp don't use 'shove the queer' to talk about money."
	# Meeting 67	You nod at him, unsure whether to laugh or not. Neither of you seem sure what to say now.
	# Meeting 68	Instead, you hold the binoculars to the bridge of your nose and investigate the town, looking down into the valley.
	# Meeting 69	After a spell of looking at nothing in particular in silence, you take the binoculars away from your face again, readjusting to the late morning light.
	# Meeting 70	You glanced at Joseph's keenly trained eyes, then back to the town.
	# Meeting 71	You can't help but stare at the clump of a couple dozen or so buildings.
	# Meeting 72	You couldn't help but think about the real people's lives going on down there, every day. Deaths and celebrations, harvests, prayers.
	# Meeting 73	How you were gonna hurt 'em.
	# Meeting 74	How you were both gonna hurt 'em.
	# Meeting 75, Duplicated with dialogue Riding 9, Eating 115, Hideout 67, Easter Exit 7	...
	# Meeting 76, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah don't get it."
	# Meeting 77	Joseph's voice snaps you out of your staring.
	# Meeting 78, Speaker "Joseph"	"Why would Black Vulture wanna come here? There's nothin' here! No mines in use, no bank, and they sure as Hell ain't rich by the looks of things."
	# Meeting 79, Speaker "$Player"	"Maybe they struck a new vein. This is a miner's town after all."
	# Meeting 80, Speaker "$Player"	"But you're right... something strange going on."
	# Meeting 81, Speaker "Joseph"	"Well, two sets of eyes are better than one, right?"

	Key	English	Vietnamese	Actions
	# Meeting 51, Speaker "Joseph"	"No sir, these eyes can see all the faces of those people down there no problem."
	# Meeting 52	Sir. Again. Maybe it's just a habit of his to call people that.
	# Meeting 53, Speaker "$Player"	"Say why do you keep calling me sir? I ain't your boss, you just that much of a polite suckup?"
	# Meeting 54, Speaker "Joseph"	"Costs nothing to be kind on the trail, I've found."
	# Meeting 55, Speaker "Joseph"	"What do most call you then?"
	# Meeting 56, Speaker "$Player"	"Ah..."
	# Meeting 57	You thought this might come up. Of course. You're surprised it took this long for him to ask about who you are. What you are.
	# Meeting 58, Speaker "$Player"	"Most would say tomboy I would think. Or other things I wouldn't repeat in such polite company."
	# Meeting 59, Speaker "Joseph"	"And what would you call yourself?"
	# Meeting 60	The question takes you by surprise. Something else no one's ever asked you.
	# Meeting 61, Speaker "$Player"	"I'd call myself a man."
	# Meeting 62, Speaker "Joseph"	"Huh, is that so..."
	# Meeting 63	He's gonna think you're a nut now, you just know it.
	# Meeting 64	You'd be better getting on your horse right now and riding back than staying another second round this stranger.
	# Meeting 65, Speaker "Joseph"	"How funny, ah guess we're in the same boat if I'm picking up what you're putting down."
	# Meeting 66, Speaker "Joseph"	"Might say that the guys at the camp don't use 'shove the queer' to talk about money."
	# Meeting 67	You nod at him, unsure whether to laugh or not. Neither of you seem sure what to say now.
	# Meeting 68	Instead, you hold the binoculars to the bridge of your nose and investigate the town, looking down into the valley.
	# Meeting 69	After a spell of looking at nothing in particular in silence, you take the binoculars away from your face again, readjusting to the late morning light.
	# Meeting 6, Speaker "$Player"	"Ah!"
	# Meeting 70	You glanced at Joseph's keenly trained eyes, then back to the town.
	# Meeting 71	You can't help but stare at the clump of a couple dozen or so buildings.
	# Meeting 72	You couldn't help but think about the real people's lives going on down there, every day. Deaths and celebrations, harvests, prayers.
	# Meeting 73	How you were gonna hurt 'em.
	# Meeting 74	How you were both gonna hurt 'em.
	# Meeting 75, Duplicated with dialogue Riding 9, Eating 115, Hideout 67, Easter Exit 7	...
	# Meeting 76, Speaker "Joseph"	"Ah don't get it."
	# Meeting 77	Joseph's voice snaps you out of your staring.
	# Meeting 78, Speaker "Joseph"	"Why would Black Vulture wanna come here? There's nothin' here! No mines in use, no bank, and they sure as Hell ain't rich by the looks of things."
	# Meeting 79, Speaker "$Player"	"Maybe they struck a new vein. This is a miner's town after all."

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(Lookouts) / game — Vietnamese

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Context given by the dev: "shove the queer was (allegedly) an old west phrase for passing counterfeit money around" "so in the context its a kinda thing they might say because theyre outlaws, but joseph is implying that his gang bullies him in some way"

a year ago

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# Meeting 66, Speaker "Joseph"

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string ID 437

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4 months ago

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2 years ago

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vi.csv, string 107