82riceballs
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- 10 May 2007
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1)For #1 and #3, I understand the meanings of the individual words, but I don't understand what it's saying as a whole. Could you give me a rough translation please?
くだらなくって = くだらなくて82riceballs;649644 said:For #2, the sentence is: くだらなくってへなちょこ人生 たまに投げたくなるけど. What's the purpose of the って?
ココ押さえてればいい = ここを外さなければいい82riceballs;649644 said:For #4 I understand the grammar, but not the meaning of "osaeru" in the sentence, because all the definitions I've looked up say "to suppress" so I'm really confused as to what the statement means...Could you tell me a relevant definition please? Is this a colloquial way of saying things?
「押さえる」の検索結果 - Yahoo!辞書[2]【捕らえる】catch ;(逮捕する)arrest;(つかむ)grasp;(手に入れる)get hold of...;(差し押さえる)seize,法律attach.
・ 警官に取り押さえられる
be caught [be arrested] by a policeman.
・ 物的証拠を押さえる
get hold of [書 secure] material evidence.
・ 要点を押さえる
grasp [seize] the point;(外さない)keep to the point.
Glad to be of service.In the following sentence:
ねえ、ミサトさん…もう朝なんですけど…
The subtitles in English of the video I have, read: "Misato-san, its morning already".
So I really do not undestand the role of "nan desu kedo".
And I would like to know (if that is not to difficult to explain) the underlying logic.
If you've ever seen where the shelf is located on a train in Japan, you'll see that it is way up above the seat. So, "ageru" is acceptable in this case.
The computer is screwed (hopefully more than my brain, although it has been a while...). So here's a romaji version for ya !I was just wondering how you would phrase this sentence (in a few ways), and like which dont' work at all, and perhaps which particles to use:
I heard from Mary that her friend Tom is very nice.
メリーさん(が?は?no particle?)トムむという友達がとても親切だそうです。
メリーさんによると、トムむという友達がとても親切だそうです。
I'm not quite sure which particle to use (if any) for MAry, and I'm not sure if ni yoru to works in this situation.
よろしくお願いします
I found out about the cold wave on the news.Hi,
I'm hoping you can help me. I have a Japanese friend that is trying to fly from the uk to Japan, but the airports are in total chaos with the weather over here... At the moment she's stuck at the airport trying to get a new flight sorted out, but I've just received an email from her family - and I have no idea what it says...
I've tried using a dictionary to translate it, but I'm not having much luck. I think they are asking if she's still coming? or if she's changed flights? I'm not really sure. Would someone be able to give me a translation so at least I know what they're asking?
"News de Europe no Kanpa wo mimasita.
EuroStar ga tomatte irukotoya Hito ga Tousi siteiru News desita.
Keiko no sundeiru tokoro ha daijyoubu desuka?
Kikoku nittei ga henkou ni nattutara E Mail de Renraku kudasai.
Muriwa sinaiyouni !"
The computer is screwed (hopefully more than my brain, although it has been a while...). So here's a romaji version for ya !
Me-ri san ni yoru to/yoreba tomu to iu kanojo no tomodachi wa totemo shinsetsu da sou desu (rashii desu/to iu koto desu).
Me-ri san no hanashi de wa, tomu to iu kanojo no tomodachi wa totemo shinsetsu da sou desu (rashii desu/to iu koto desu).
how do u say I am your number 1 fan from canada!
"boku wa kanada ni kimi no dai ichi fan da yo!"
The sentence will be grammatical incorrect and awkward. Please don't use Babelfish or some other online translation place, they aren't accurate. Send it here first.thanks, that's very helpful! Now I should be able to send a readable reply using babelfish.
That's fine. 好みにより. There really are too many ways to mention. Just remember the "o" !I want to say "I hope you have a nice vacation" respectfully (ie to a teacher).
Can I say "よい休みになりますように" or is there a better translation?
よろしくお願いします
Hi. I'm looking for translations to some sentences in a file sharing software.
Clicking on a search result I can see these commands:
*Download
*Download to subfolder
Clicking on a search:
*Stop
*Remove
*Remove All
Can someone translate them in Japanese? :?
Thanks...
Hi there,
You've got it! The two sentences are just perfect. You can also use :
her friend Tom is= 彼女の友達トムは
Yes, it works! Thank you man!Howdy, hope this works for you.
Yes, it works! Thank you man!
I have some sentences that I translated (in parenthesis some explanations to the meaning of the word):
* Copy link (this copy a link/hash of a search result file)
コピーリンク
* Show information (this shows informations about a file, I don't succeed to translate it)
* Only network (this makes searches only in the network)
専用ネットワーク
* Only database (this makes searches only in the database)
唯一のデータベース
* Automatic (this makes searches in the network and in the database simultaneously)
自動的
* Time (this column show the time which a result stay in the database, I don't succeed to translate it)
Can someone tell me if these translations are OK? If not, can you suggest me others?
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
First of all thanks for you help! God blesses you!Hey Digitalone per favore tell me how to say Merry Christmas in Italian.
Yes, I'm a collaborator of a file sharing program and the staff wants to extend it to Japanese people.It looks like your writing a manual for a program or localizing it to Japanese.
Don't worry! It doesn't matter.I'm not much of a nerd, but I'll take a crack at. Now if anybody reading this sees that I've got it wrong, feel free to comment. Wouldn't want anyone getting nuked because of me.
This last is good for me.1.コピーリンク If コピーis an adjective describing the link, this would be correct. But if it used as a verb, for example, "Copy the link" , then the phrase would be "リンクをコピー"
These above works for me.ネットワーク限定= network restricted.
データベース限定
Yes, I need that.If you needed to emphasize the fact that the search occurs both in the database and the network, you might want to use 自動/総合 meaning automatic/overall.
I don't need it, but thanks again!If you wanted to build a descriptive sentence , it might go something like:
この自動ボタンをクリックしておくとプログラムが自動的に総合サーチを行います。
kono botanwo kurikku shiteokuto puroguramuga jidoutekini sougou sa-chi wo okkonai masu.
If you leave this auto button clicked on, the program will automatically do an overall search.
I take this last, functioning time. This works for another sentence in another tab of the program.6. Like I said I'm not too nerdy, to I'm not sure I understand exactly the jargon here, but I've listed a few expressions dealing with time which might fit your needs.
所要時間 syoyou jikan = time needed
経過時間 keika jikan = time progressed , indicating the task is not complete yet.
処理時間 syori jikan = processing time
作動時間 sadou jikan=operating / functioning time
You also!Have a Merry Christmas
First of all thanks for you help! God blesses you!
Don't you have something similar to "time spent into the database"?
And, about processing time, I need days, hours, minutes and seconds.
In the statistics there's something like:
Functioning time: 1 days, 12 hours, 47 minutes, 10 seconds
I've tried to translate into:
ツ催ャ窶慊ョナスナセナ?テ? 1窶愿コ, 12ナスナセナ?テ? 47窶「ツェ, 10窶「b
But I'm sure that I'm wrong.
Please help me...
You also!
Buon Natale!