Anime Kensei

wonderpt

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Hi there!

I've got a anime and manga website, called Anime Kensei. You can see it in http://www.animekensei.com

I hope you like it! Please comment

 

Hiroyuki Nagashima

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KONNICHIWA wonderpt-san

I looked at a site.
A letter is not readable with my PC
The latest ANIME is mentioned as far as I watch a picture.

What is a meaning of "KENSEI"?

 

wonderpt

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Konnichi wa!

Well... I'm a newbie in japanese language, but according to some dictionaries I read, Kensei means "Power" in japanese. Not sure at all.

If you don't understand portuguese you can see a google translated version in: http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http://www.animekensei.com&langpair=pt|en&hl=pt-BR&ie=UTF8

 

Hiroyuki Nagashima

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Some kanjis are used for Japanese of KENSEI

1.ﾅ陳?ﾂ青ｨ:wield power....It is not good words
2.ﾅ停?ｺﾂ青ｭ:constitutional government.
3.ﾅ陳｡ﾂ青ｧ:check; restrain
4.ﾅ停?｢ﾂ青ｹ:A saint in a sword.
The person who was excellent in the way of a sword and reached to an extreme of the arcana.
5.ﾅ陳敖青ｹ:A saint of a fight

 

wonderpt

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Thanks for that kanji. And in hiragana?

Which word would describe better "kensei"? I used this online dict: http://animelab.com/anime.manga/dictionary/ to translate it from english. I'm affraid I made a mistake in choosing my website's name. The sentence "Anime Kensei" makes any sense?

Well as we're talking of the subjected. How is the possessive case in japanese? Example: In english you use an inverted comma John's car[/b] or Car of John

 

Hiroyuki Nagashima

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• 19 Nov 2005

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wonderpt said:

Thanks for that kanji. And in hiragana?

Which word would describe better "kensei"? I used this online dict: http://animelab.com/anime.manga/dictionary/ to translate it from english. I'm affraid I made a mistake in choosing my website's name. The sentence "Anime Kensei" makes any sense?

Well as we're talking of the subjected. How is the possessive case in japanese? Example: In english you use an inverted comma John's car[/b] or Car of John

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It is all "KENSEI"
HIRAGANA:窶堋ｯ窶堙ｱ窶堋ｹ窶堋｢
It is "ﾅ停?｢ﾂ青ｹ" that I recommend
The person who is called "KENSEI" in the Japanese history
"MIYAMOTO MUSASHI"
"TUKAHARA BOKUDEN"
"KAMIIZUMI NOBUTUNA"
http://www.kensei.org/kensei/index.en.shtml
http://shinkage.tenbwl.com/english/index.htm

"KENSEI" in ANIME
" Five-star stories"
A person of ANIME
A person called "KENSEI" is "KAIEN"
Five Star Stories - GEARS Online
http://www.toyspress.co.jp/fss/
http://www.kadokawa.co.jp/sp/200502-02/cts03.html
http://senkisenki.hp.infoseek.co.jp/setume/5star.htm

"ﾅ陳敖青ｹ"
A person of ANIME
"RAOU" of "HOKUTO NO KEN"

 

wonderpt

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Arigato gozaimasu

 

wonderpt

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