Cocoa says to Chino that playing chess while soaking in a hot spring sounds nice.
- ココア：
- 「
温泉 に浸 かりながらチェス出来 るのっていいねー」
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Playing chess while soaking with ～ながら
ご注文はうさぎですか？ » Volume 1 » Page 103 -
Not moving while staring with ～ながら
ご注文はうさぎですか？ » Volume 1 » Page 113 Chino notices that Cocoa has been not moving while staring at the puzzle piece.
- チノ：
- 「ココアさんさっきからピース
見 つめながら動 かない…」
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Concurrent events with ～ながら
Appending ながら to the stem of a verb conveys that the action is a secondary action, being performed at the same time as the verb following ながら. This is the same as saying “doing X while doing Y” in English. Both actions must be performed by the same person.
