The Japanese phrase "私を連れてって" means "just take me" in English
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The Japanese phrase "私を連れてって" means "just take me" in English.
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The Japanese phrase "私を連れてって" means "just take me" in English.
"私を連れてって" is pronounced "Watashi o tsuretette".
how to play
- Tap the orange frame to match the same voice, just like in the Nervous Breakdown Card Game.
- When all the voices match, choose a beautiful woman with your favorite voice and play the video.
It takes 10 successful nervous breakdown games to play the video of 10 beauties.- Once a person has played the video, it will be stocked and can be played at any time.
- The first 160 seconds of a nervous breakdown game is time over. After that, the time is reduced by 5 seconds for each successful nervous breakdown.
- Press the orange menu at the bottom left of the screen to display the home button, heart button, and shopping cart button, the home button takes you back to the first rear view screen, the heart button takes you to the stock video playback list, and the shopping cart button takes you to the purchase screen (function unlocked).
Warning
- During a nervous breakdown game, no other audio will be played until audio playback is finished. Please note that this does not mean that tap response is bad.
- We recommend the use of headphones.Music and sound will be played.
- Video playback from the second person will be charged.
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