Satoshi, is the Japanese name of Ash
Ga, is a particle marker.
O, is a prefix marker
Shitsuko, means: Insistent, obstinate or strident demands
Surutoko, means: upon is or then
Misete, means: Demonstrate, show, display, exhibit
Also in Japanese, they do not say the obvious, so it may mean this,
Ash, I am insistent you show me ♥!
Anonymous6: The biggest trouble with Anon3's attempt at translation is that he's confusing っ with つ the smaller "tsu" isn't used as a "tsu" sound at all but rather helps to double the following consonant. Thus おしっこ = Oshikko = Pee.
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"Show me Ash peeing"/"Lemme see you pee ♥" ...basically, if I'm not mistaken.
(My Japanese isn't incredibly great, though, so it might not be 100% perfect...but it should still be not too far off.)
Satoshi-Ga O-Shitsuko Surutoko Misete ♥
Satoshi, is the Japanese name of Ash
Ga, is a particle marker.
O, is a prefix marker
Shitsuko, means: Insistent, obstinate or strident demands
Surutoko, means: upon is or then
Misete, means: Demonstrate, show, display, exhibit
Also in Japanese, they do not say the obvious, so it may mean this,
Ash, I am insistent you show me ♥!
The Japanese tend to make some young boys (who may not have had the proper talk about the birds and the bees) say pee instead of cum.
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