Stage forms this act uses in the library, and how often.
One performer says a spot feels warm and that it's a first for them; the other asks what that means.
No, that's not it.
Textbook違います。Plain 「違う」 drops polite 「ます」; said alone, it means 'No, that's not it.'
After ordering chocolate soft-serve, two customers start voicing a suspicion about what it really is while it is being made.
Huh?!
Textbookえっ、本当ですか。Instead of a full 「本当ですか」, the speaker only gasps a short, cut-off 「えっ」 of surprise.
An older sibling gives their little brother hints to guess a food, and he repeats the first clue.
Culture note 遠足 is a school day trip where kids traditionally bring a homemade packed lunch.
Yep.
Textbookはい。Casual "うん" replaces polite "はい", confirming "yes, that's right" between family members.