Ryuk:
新型インフル = "new-type influenza" = usually referring to H1N1/swine flu, at least in the news of the moment.
国内流行 = domestic epidemic/epidemic within Japan. 流行 can mean "fashion, craze" etc, but in terms of illness generally refers to an epidemic of something.
It's not the new strain they're declaring, but the fact that it is now an epidemic within Japan. Presumably there is some threshold of infection rate/number of cases/other official statistic that is used to define "epidemic" and it has now been crossed.
ETA: the Japanese wiki entry on 新型インフルエンザ suggests it's a specific term for person-to-person contagious flu, and bird flu seems to also qualify.
Me again:
This one a bit more complicated:
他の2人の男とともに起訴された。
My (probably botched) translation:
"Other [ownership] 2 people [ownership] man together with prosecution doing"
"The other 2 men together with the prosecuted"
(the full piece is: ..で29日深夜に起きたけんかで逮捕された、他の2人の男とともに 起訴 された。 ... )
Again, my translation is probably a bit crap but the context should help).
Thank you.
And that's the approximate upper limit of its (advanced) artificial intelligence, but do keep trying !Ohhhh that's a lovely website, thank you!
It's more like "Myself, because I don't draw illustrations as a main occupation, I've never taken on "picture work/jobs" before...but timewise things seem to have opened up and I'd be happy to consider your request..." etc. ☝Hi there, does anybody think they can help me out with translating this message that someone sent me?
I understand the simpler parts of it and I'm doing some guesswork for the rest of it.
はじめまして、verbalessence さん。
メールありがとうございます。とてもうれしいです。
私自身、本職がイラストを描くことではないので
いままで絵の仕事というのを請けたことがないのですが
時間的に余裕があるようでしたら問題ないと思います。
もしよろしければ詳細を教えていただけますでしょうか。
For the most part, what I got was:
How do you do VerballEssence-san
Thank you for the mail. I am very happy.
I, myself, don't usually draw requests, but I have some spare time at the moment so I am willing to consider your request.
When you are ready, please inform me of the details
I could be totally off on that middle part, so yea, if someone could help me out, it would really be appreciated.
桐生市, 相生町, 桐生: a place/region nameCan you translate the red circled words please?
Would you mind to inform me the details?もしよろしければ詳細を教えていただけますでしょうか。
Can you please let me know what size or situation you want for the illustration?イラストのサイズやシチュエーションなどは決まっていますでしょうか?
I think there's no problem using Paypal.お支払方法はPAYPALで問題ないかと思います。
So, you don't need to worry about for that, do you?;-)-Most importantly, I would like to ask him to propose an online alternative to paypal that is accepted overseas, if he can't use paypal that is.
Can you please let me know what size or situation you want for the illustration?
I think there's no problem using paypal.
So, you don't need to worry about for that, do you?;-)
Even in English we may have to try to be a little less assertive, though.お支払方法はPAYPALで問題ないかと思います。
I think there's no problem using Paypal.
Can you please consider an alternative payment method to Paypal, as I may be unable to use Paypal.Damn I'm glad I ran that by you guys.
Thanks for the help.
Even in English we may have to try to be a little less assertive, though. ;-). I think perhaps/maybe/probably there's no problem using Paypal.
Can you please consider an alternative payment method to Paypal, as I may be unable to use Paypal.
How did you get this ??? :emoji_thinking:
Oh, that's fine. You just sounded so confident....so I thought it may have been the かと思います which confuses everyone whether the embedded question form creates an assertion or a question. But yeah, the lavish guesswork isn't really necessary. Just let us review it first.Simple
Because my understanding of Japanese is extremely limited, so is my vocabulary. Hence there are a vast number of words (especially kanji) that I completely do not recognize, like zip zilch nope no dice nada don't know. Therefore I can only identify the words I do know in a sentence and essentially guess (and I mean GUESS) and fill in the blanks for the remaining words I don't know and put together a sentence that makes sense, regardless of whether or not it fits the meaning.
@VerbalEssence-san, just for clarification要するに、ロールちゃん ナコルル ディズィー ナナセ計4枚の
アダルトイラストを描くということでよろしいでしょうか。
できる: to be able to do, to be possibleGot a question on this, its been awhile since I've studied japanese.
Question:
これはメールできますか?
Kore wa(ha) miiru dekimasu ka?
Answer:
できません。
Dekimasen.
I know 'kore' is 'this', 'wa' is the topic marker, miiru is mail and deki means to do, dekimasu is present tense but I can't figure out the meaning on this. I think it means, "Did you get the mail?"
Dekimasen, "I didn't."
Can someone explain this please?
How do you know its email and not regular mail?
I was way off..wow
I came up with one more possibility.これはメールできますか?
Kore wa(ha) miiru dekimasu ka?
Answer:
できません。
Dekimasen.
@VerbalEssence san, just for clarification
The artist asked if his understanding was correct that you want a total of four illustrations (one illustration for each character).
できる: to be able to do, to be possible
できます: formal form of できる
Is it possible to send this via e-mail?
No, it's impossible.
or
Can you send this via e-mail?
(not "Please send this via e-mail" but "Do you have an ability to send this via e-mail?")
No, I can't.
The meaning depends on the context, but I bet the former one.