Image password translation

[Goldra]

Image:1

Image: 2

Image: 3

 

[Toritoribe]

You missed to link the images.

 

[thomas]

@Goldra

1. Can you please keep your thread titles short and descriptive?

2. Can you please make sure to use correct URLs when linking images?

3. Can you please use image hosting services that are not cluttered with nudity (pimpandhost.com)? Imgur, Photobucket, Flickr, etc come to mind.

 

[nekojita]

There was some accidental moderator crossover and both sets of duplicate posts got deleted. Here are the images:

Yes I have Photobucket now,its better.

Help with translation please any, Thanks
Image :1

Image :2

Image :3

Image :4

 

[Goldra]

Image:1

Ima

Help translate these image passwords for me please any1.


Image1

Image2

Image3

Image4

thanks

 

[Mike Cash]

They're the same as the one I did for you before, just with different player name. What site is this for? How are you reading any or the content of the site if you can't even read the login page?

 

[Goldra]

They're the same as the one I did for you before, just with different player name. What site is this for? How are you reading any or the content of the site if you can't even read the login page?

I still need your help translating this into english again if you would it would be appreciated much. It is file sharing the login is pretty easy, just sometimes passwords are put on files.

 

[Mike Cash]

I still need your help translating this into english again if you would it would be appreciated much. It is file sharing the login is pretty easy, just sometimes passwords are put on files.

This would be too much like feeding a stray cat, so I'm not going to do it. But I'll tell you how to figure it out for yourself by showing a little initiative.

The first few characters are always Japanese baseball team names. The next bit is always a player's name. The answer is always his uniform number.

You could either seek a list of teams and player rosters and figure it out, or you could just keep trying two digit numbers until you get it right.

 

[Goldra]

Well I don't know how to read Japanese so wahtever

 

[Mike Cash]

Well I don't know how to read Japanese so wahtever

Then just keep trying two digit numbers until you get it. We're not here to provide the kind of service you're looking for on an ongoing basis, and it looks like you have no interest in participating in the forum other than having us look up baseball players' uniform numbers so you can grab some pirated files or whatever they are.

Here is a chart you can use to look up numbers.

You don't have to be able to read Japanese to figure it out. Team names are across the top (and the first part of the password hint). Numbers are along the side. Player names are in the chart (and follow the team name in the password hint).

 

[Goldra]

Then just keep trying two digit numbers until you get it. We're not here to provide the kind of service you're looking for on an ongoing basis, and it looks like you have no interest in participating in the forum other than having us look up baseball players' uniform numbers so you can grab some pirated files or whatever they are.

Here is a chart you can use to look up numbers.

You don't have to be able to read Japanese to figure it out. Team names are across the top (and the first part of the password hint). Numbers are along the side. Player names are in the chart (and follow the team name in the password hint).

Thanks for the assistance.

 

[Goldra]

Thanks for the assistance.

last time I asked help it was a question that referred to the jersey number of the manager of the tokyo giants, so if I don't know the question I cant find the answer, Would you mind telling the topic of each sentence or a hint to what to or where to look for the information?

 

[Mike Cash]

last time I asked help it was a question that referred to the jersey number of the manager of the tokyo giants, so if I don't know the question I cant find the answer, Would you mind telling the topic of each sentence or a hint to what to or where to look for the information?

Look at each of your images carefully and compare them. They're all identical for about the last 2/3 of the content. They start with a team name. Immediately after that is a player's name. Just compare them against the chart.

 

[Majestic]

Here's another hint, the word 選手 occurs in all your examples, and it means "player" or "team member". Everything before that word is team name and then player name. In the link Mike sent, you can see the Japanese baseball team names along the top row of the colored chart. After that it is just matching the up the kanji and you are good to go. Good luck.

 

[Goldra]

Thanks for the help.