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The verb Tsukeru means "to attach" or "to turn on." You use it for many things:

: The titular phrase refers to a scene where the male protagonist fails to follow Nanami's specific instructions regarding protection, leading to the verbal rebuke that forms the title. The verb Tsukeru means "to attach" or "to turn on

It’s a sudden shift from to an awkward bedroom conversation — completely unexpected and absurd. I said (it) to you

Let me break down the Japanese part first: The verb Tsukeru means "to attach" or "to turn on

"(Please) attach rubber and, I said (it) to you, didn't I? انニメ"

The Arabic text "" (اننمي) doesn't form a coherent phrase or word.