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It's just a troop's/unit's/person's number, and hard to identify them.
Thank you very much. By "hard to identify" do you mean on the nearly impossible side of things, or doable, but just difficult? Thanks again for your help.
 
The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has the detailed records, but it's often hard to identify the person even for them.
 
The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has the detailed records, but it's often hard to identify the person even for them.

Thanks again for your help. It came attached to some remains, so I'd like to at least make the attempt. Much appreciated.
 
Hey, I have a bit of a problem understanding part of a conversation from a manga.
It's a short conversation between two characters, which we don't see.

A: いやお全然俺に情報報告してくんないからさあ
。。。あなたが心配されなくても
B: "スリーピーアッシュ"の県でしたら問題ありませんよ。

I am not entirely sure, which character says what but I suspect first two sentences are from one person and could mean something like: Well, you're not reporting to me about the situation. It's not that I'm worried about you...
And the one in the black frame is a response and it means: If it's about Sleepy Ash's case, there's no problem / it's all going good.

Is my interpretation correct?


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The last two lines are said by the same person. As you can see, these two lines are written in polite forms. (心配される is honorific there), and furthermore, different second personal pronouns are used in the first two lines (お前 vs あなた), thus, they are said by different persons. Actually, the last two lines are a single sentence.

A: いやお全然俺に状況報告してくんないからさあ
B: …あなたが心配されなくても、"スリーピーアッシュ"のでしたら問題ありませんよ
 
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Dears, Would you kindly translate this into english. Thanks for the help
 
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Can someone translate this sentence for me?

「佳奈子ちゃん、少し落ち着こう」
 
Hey, could you help me translating this sentence:
文化祭でのパフォーマンスは事前に届け出が必須でしたが。

Context: A student is handed a notice, he was chosen to do volountary work at a town matsuri, as a kind of punishment for his behaviour at a previous shool matsuri (he jumped of the roof of the school), which he helped organize. He asks the guy who handed him the notice why they chose him in particular and the above sentence is the answer.
 
It explains the reason of the punishment. The speaker considers his jump as パフォーマンス.
 
It explains the reason of the punishment. The speaker considers his jump as パフォーマンス.
Oh, I think I get it now. So it means that his performance at the previous school festival had to be reported (to the school authoritites or something), right?

Thank you so much for the help, Totoribe!
 
Hello,
please, can someone help me to translate the sentence "The path without the shadow" ?
Thank you very much !
 
Hi. What does means that "ぶるら" and "ぶるふぇす in:
ブレイブルー公式WEBラジオ「ぶるらじQ 第5回 ~ぶるふぇす2015 あるてぃめっと☆さま~.

And why that "え" in "ぶるふぇす" is smaller than the other characteres? I thought only "や" "よ" and "ゆ" could be small like that.
 
Hey, could you help me translate this sentence?
(Previous sentence: 全然回復じゃ愚か者!) この恐ろしい吸血鬼たる我が輩を前に状況すら把握できんようじゃ!

I more or less understand the components of the sentence, but I don't get what's the connection between them.

Person saying this sentence is a vampire who refers to himself as 吸血鬼たる我が輩. I am not sure if osoroshii refers to him or to the situation 状況. I also don't know what mae ni means here. I think haaku 把握 refers to the 状況, so I think it means "you cannot grasp the situation", but I don't know how to connect it with the other elements of the sentence.
Also what does よう in できんようじゃ mean?
Could you please help me?
 
恐ろしい modifies 吸血鬼. It can't modify 状況 in that word order.

~を前に means ~を前にして. This expression can be used both temporally and spatially just like "before" in English. ("In front of~" is more appropriate there.)

よう【様】
2 〔…らしい〕
彼は病気の様だ
He seems to be ill.
雪になる様だ
It looks like snow./It is likely to snow.
どうも彼は失敗した様だ
He has apparently failed.
よう【様】の英語・英訳 - 和英辞書 - 英語辞書 - goo辞書
 
Hi, I want a tattoo that says "I will never give up". I figured zettai akiramenai, but I'm not sure if thats right for the context. Also I would like to know how to write that in japanese. Thanks
 
Translating something about food right now, and this pops up: 牛フィレのベキサス風

I get results on google and the like, but I'm not too sure what you would call this in English.

Thanks in advance!
 
Yes I think so too. Are you sure they're not talking about "Texas style" (テキサス風)?
 
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