Need a word or phrase translated?

undrentide · 23 Feb 2007

chihiro663 said:
Also.... on English movie posters it often says "A Hayao Miyazaki Film" or "Directed by Hayao Miyazaki" etc.... i was wondering what is put on Japanese posters?
Thanks in advance!

宮崎駿作品 Miyazaki Hayao Sakuhin (sakuhin means work)
宮崎駿監督 Miyazaki Hayao Kantoku it could mean either "Miyazaki Hayao, Director" or "directed by Miyazaki Hayao"

Kahr · 24 Feb 2007

Ahh okay, thank you Elizabeth, greatly appreciated!

chihiro663 · 24 Feb 2007

Please could provide the kanji as text and a translation for the large white writing on the right, and the white writing above the title please, for this poster....

Thanks

RukaNightmare · 26 Feb 2007

Ahh.. I really got to thank moderator Mikawa Ossan for showing me this thread!!: Does anyone know what's the meaning of 'naite'?

Nagato · 26 Feb 2007

RukaNightmare said:
Ahh.. I really got to thank moderator Mikawa Ossan for showing me this thread!! Does anyone noes what's the meaning of 'naite'?

Try use online dictionary. For example goo辞書 - 国語・英語・四字熟語・中国語のオンライン辞書
But you have to find the 辞書形 (dictionary form?) first.
ないて <== なく (鳴く、泣く、。。。)

泣く：cry; shed tears; weep;...
鳴く：cry; 《犬がほえる》bark; (キャンキャンと) yelp; 《ねこ》mew; 《馬》neigh;...

Btw, found nice Japanese lessons here

Nagato · 26 Feb 2007

chihiro663 said:
Please could provide the kanji as text and a translation for the large white writing on the right, and the white writing above the title please, for this poster....
Thanks

＊かつて人と竜はひとつだった。
＊ルニグウィン原作宮崎吾朗第一回監督作品

Buntaro · 27 Feb 2007

Hi everybody!

I want to say,

"The cat knocked a piece of the jigsaw puzzle off the table."

--> How do you say to knock something off of something?

chickie · 28 Feb 2007

Buntaro said:
Hi everybody!
I want to say,
"The cat knocked a piece of the jigsaw puzzle off the table."
--> How do you say to knock something off of something?

Hiya Buntaro-san :
"To knock something off something" might be translated as "～を～からたたき落とす".

www2.alc.co.jp/ejr/index.php?word_in=knock+off&word_in2=%82%A9%82%AB%82%AD%82%AF%82%B1&word_in3=PVawEWi72JXCKoa0Je

So, the translation of the above sentence would be "猫がパズルのピースを机からたたき落とした".
どうでしょうか？

Buntaro · 28 Feb 2007

Chickie-san,

Mai do oki ni!

MikeM · 28 Feb 2007

I know these are both in romaji... but any help would be greatly appreciated!

"orewa gakkou no chikaku de katta sandwich ni kaburitsuite imasu. meccha oishiino~~

souieba tomoyo natsu camp iku koto ni shitandane."

and

"un, meccha dekai kedo, chooo oishikatta w

oo, natsu iku koto ni shitanda~, yokattane ikeru koto ga dekite. ma~ hachi toka ni sasareru shinpai wa shinakute daijoubu dato omouyo, kiwotsuketetara"

Nagato · 28 Feb 2007

Since this word or phrase translation thread, I'll try to write it in Japanese characters. Then lets try to translate it phrase by phrase.

「俺は学校の近くで買ったサンドウィッチにかぶりついています。めっちゃ美味しいの～～
そういえば、ともよ(?)夏キャンプ行くことにしたんだね。」

and
「うん、めっちゃでかいけど、ちょう美味しかった w(lol)
おお、夏行くことにしたんだ～、良かったね行くことができて。まあ～、蜂とかに刺される心配はしなくて大丈夫だと思うよ、気を付けてたら。」

Elizabeth · 1 Mar 2007

MikeM said:
I know these are both in romaji... but any help would be greatly appreciated!
"orewa gakkou no chikaku de katta sandwich ni kaburitsuite imasu. meccha oishiino~~
souieba tomoyo natsu camp iku koto ni shitandane."
and
"un, meccha dekai kedo, chooo oishikatta w
oo, natsu iku koto ni shitanda~, yokattane ikeru koto ga dekite. ma~ hachi toka ni sasareru shinpai wa shinakute daijoubu dato omouyo, kiwotsuketetara"

Thanks Nagato ! Not everyone who posts questions here is able or interested in learning Japanese to this level of translation, so I'll start it off.

I am biting into a sandwich bought near the school. It is wonderfully declicious. Which reminds me, Tomoyo (I'm assuming a name here) decided to go to summer camp.

kamaru · 7 Mar 2007

I'm trying to figure out the meaning of WELL -as in water well- ... I got to MIZUI
* 水井 * .. is my conclusion right?

undrentide · 7 Mar 2007

kamaru said:
I'm trying to figure out the meaning of WELL -as in water well- ... I got to MIZUI
* 水井 * .. is my conclusion right?

The well from which you get water is normally called 井戸 ido.

lamshopping · 7 Mar 2007

Hi there

How would one ask, "what subject do you study in University". I remember a phrase as short as, 「あなた、大学でなんがく』 or something. Is that right?

And also any idea on what the phrase てがつけられない means?

Thank you everyone.

undrentide · 7 Mar 2007

lamshopping said:
How would one ask, "what subject do you study in University". I remember a phrase as short as, 「あなた、大学でなんがく』 or something. Is that right?

大学（だいがく）では何（なに）を勉強（べんきょう）していますか。
What do you study at university?
大学（だいがく）では何（なに）を専攻（せんこう）していますか。
What do you read/major in at university?

lamshopping said:
And also any idea on what the phrase てがつけられない means?

手（て）がつけられない means "out of control".
There are many expressions using 手（て） = hand.
の検索結果 - 辞書すべて - goo辞書

lamshopping · 8 Mar 2007

Thanks Undertide! That was very helpful.

danb7777 · 9 Mar 2007

Help please!

Hi guys!
Ok, im trying to translate my myspace page in order to make friends in Japan. I really don't know how to go about this, especially as I have used quite colloquial language.
Im going to post a few sentences each day in the hope that I get a better response than posting the whole thing at once. So, if anybody could take the time to help, here is the first bit:

"Hi I'm Dan. I'd say that I'm a pretty down to earth and well rounded guy, I can be quite eccentric, but I usually get on with the majority of the people I meet."
Is it possible to say this in a similar manner, but in a very Japanese way? Please translate for me someone.
I would really appreciate help from anyone who could take the time to help me! Thank you!!!
ps Im not really a myspace kind of guy. Ive just got it took keep in touch with old friends and to meet people who are in, going to, or interested in Japan.
myspace(dot)com/i___am___dan

danb7777 · 9 Mar 2007

Would

よー、Danです。僕は変な点があっても性格のいい人だと思って、会う人のほとんどと仲良くするんだ

work?

Or how about

こんにちは。僕はダンです。僕は奇抜なところもあるけど、きわめて常識的、調和的な性格です。たいていの人とは仲良くやっています。

Cue · 11 Mar 2007

Hello Dan-san,
Yeah, the second one looks much better and more natural to me.
Did you get any help from native speaker for the second one??

danb7777 · 11 Mar 2007

Yeah I did. I havent translated any of it myself. Thanks for yourhelp.

danb7777 · 11 Mar 2007

Ok, next bit.

"I'm going be travelling to and staying in Japan for 3/4 months in September '07. So, anyone from Japan contact me! I'll be spending my time training in Sendai at the BKKU Kenpo Karate club. It would be great to meet up with anyone from that area."

Cheers.

danb7777 · 11 Mar 2007

Hi guys, this is the next part of myspace which I need translating. It would be really great if someone could help. Its a lot easier to translate than last time.

"I'm going be travelling to and staying in Japan for 3/4 months in September '07. So, anyone from Japan contact me! I'll be spending my time training in Sendai at the BKKU Kenpo Karate club. It would be great to meet up with anyone from that area."

Thanks for your help.

How about:

"私は（ぼくは）今年の9月に、1ヶ月近く旅しながら日本に滞在するよていです。日本にいる方はぜひご連絡をください！私は（ぼくは）仙台のＢＫＫＵ拳法空手クラブでトレーニングをするつもりです。その近辺にいる方ともお会いできるとうれしいです。"

lamshopping · 12 Mar 2007

Hello again

I have one question everyone, it is the word されてない。

The phrase comes from this passage.

ただし、なぜかこの正論がうまく実行できない。
されてないのが現状。自分がたずさわってきたプロジェックトでもしっかり正論をつらぬいたことなんてない。

I know the される form has the meaning that something is being done to you. Anyone able to translate the above phrase.

It will be very helpful. Thank you.

Glenn · 12 Mar 2007

I believe it's referring to 実行, as in 実行されてないのが現状だ.

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