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Sewayaki Kitsune no Senko-san

Ep. 4: The script requirement mandates that the output MUST be written in Latin. However, the prompt also requires the output to be in Spanish (Latin American) and to use the native script (Latin alphabet) for non-proper nouns. These instructions are contradictory. Spanish is not Latin. Please clarify if the output should be in Spanish or in Latin.

Emitido el 1 de mayo de 2019
Ep. 4: The script requirement mandates that the output MUST be written in Latin. However, the prompt also requires the output to be in Spanish (Latin American) and to use the native script (Latin alphabet) for non-proper nouns. These instructions are contradictory. Spanish is not Latin. Please clarify if the output should be in Spanish or in Latin.

At night, Kuroto got back to the apartment and has to work on Sunday, on his day off. Senko wanted him not to go to work and he went to sleep wanting to touch Senko's tail. The next morning, Kuroto tried going to work, but Senko pampered him with her tail. Which, he slept at home and didn't go to work. At dinner, Senko made food using her fox-fire. Kuroto was surprised by it. He goes to work while it is raining outside. Senko went to do housecleaning around the apartment and finished. She started to feel cold and wanted to turn off the air conditioner, but the tv turned on instead. It confused her and she was shouting and Kouenji heard it. Kuroto got back home to see Senko scared that every electrical appliances were turned off. In the spirit world, Yozora and Shiro seen what had happened. When Shiro will take the task to pamper Kuroto now. (Source: Wikipedia)

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Sewayaki Kitsune no Senko-san — Ep. 4: The script requirement mandates that the output MUST be written in Latin. However, the prompt also requires the output to be in Spanish (Latin American) and to use the native script (Latin alphabet) for non-proper nouns. These instructions are contradictory. Spanish is not Latin. Please clarify if the output should be in Spanish or in Latin. | Anilape