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恵那ちゃんだ 電話 そのくらいに しとく
恵那ちゃんだ - it’s Ena (how did the dad know it was Ena at the door?)
電話 - telephone
その - that
くらいに - ???
しとく - to do in advance; to do as a preparation
Sorry, lots of questions here! その has to be followed by a noun, right? So what noun is くらい? Yotsuba’s dad is telling her to do something, put down the phone I’d guess, but where is that in そのくらい? Any help much appreciated!
恵那ちゃんだ - it’s Ena
You can see the window here.
Then here he notices the doorbell.
I imagine between this panel and the next, he walks up to the window to check. 
Perhaps magic 
Welp, I’m just dumb. 
電話 here is referring to the phone call rather than the phone itself.
It’s something like “start wrapping up the call”.
He can hear her saying よーつーばーちゃーん
I also thought this was her dad. 
I freaking got it all wrong. 
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Brilliant! Of course! (I’m blind!)
But, what is this そのくらいに?
Leave the phone call to about that extent.
Or, “(You’ll have to) stop the call around there.”
Maybe?
Aye - I checked the grammar dictionary, and そのくらい is a perfectly valid construct - “about that much” or “about that extent”.
He couldn’t have gone to the window to check, because Yotsuba’s legs are across his stomach the entire time. 
(To be fair, I’m not sure I saw Ena’s speech bubble for about the first three readthroughs either.)
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Brilliant! Thank you so much!
It’s like I’m not even looking.
Sorry, guys. I’m so sick. 
cough cough
He said, half-joking.
わかっぱ！<3
This was a short but fun little chapter =)
I was thinking about doing more than one chapter a week, since it seems that we’re all pretty eager, but I’m really busy lately, not even counting 放浪息子, so I don’t know. 
If everyone agrees, we could make it happen. 
If not, one chapter a week is also fine. (probably even better)
Personally I’d much prefer one chapter a week. I haven’t finished reading this one yet! But I’m also happy to follow along with whatever the group decides.
Already feels behind I swear I’ll read this week’s chapter tonight
I’d prefer to stick to one chapter per week for now - if I were only reading this, more per week would definitely be doable, but it’s purely a time/balance thing from my perspective.
One chapter it is, then! 
Since that’s basically half.
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I’m stealing that! I’m making that part of my Japanese!
(The resident expert advises against, but it’s just so good!)
(Can you believe, I looked it up in the dictionary. We need a dictionary of Yotsuba!)
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こいつが変な運転したら厳しくしかってくる
こいつ - this guy
が - が, identifier particle
変な - strange
運転したら - driving + する in たら conditional
厳しく- strict, in conjunctive form
しかってくる - 叱る, to tell off, in て-form
くる - to come, used here as an auxiliary verb, but I really don’t know why!
“If this guy does any crazy driving, tell her off and be strict!”
Because it’s くれ!
LOL! Brilliant! Thank you Kazzeon!
I’m so used to seeing くる at the end of sentences, so that is what I saw! But it’s くれ! Thank you again!
I would also say, I think it’s, “tell her off in a strict manner; scold her harshly”.
Here, 厳しい should be working as an adverb.
I think you confused く ending with くて ending for adjectives.
Ah, yes, I felt that the meaning was “strictly tell off” but (1) wasn’t sure how to express it accurately and (2) You know, odd as it might sound, I don’t think I’ve ever studied anything about adverbs in Japanese before! So I’ll get to your link right away! Thank you again!