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I've heard that someone said it happens at least once in your life. ONCE IN YOUR LIFE??
I've heard that someone said it happens at least once in your life. ONCE IN YOUR LIFE??Seriously?And that happens only 3 times? Wow
I've heard that someone said it happens at least once in your life.:emoji_scream:
A famous playwright 鴻上尚史[こうかみ しょうじ] once said in a TV show "I was really really popular in my babyhood..." after the talking about モテ期.Man that's really bad! I hope it hasn't happened to me yet because I didn't notice and I never got a girlfriend out of it
A famous playwright 鴻上尚史[こうかみ しょうじ] once said in a TV show "I was really really popular in my babyhood..." after the talking about モテ期.
Kizamareta = kizamu 刻む means to etch or engraveHello
I need help for this line:
胸にきざまれたユーキとの約束
I think the last part is something like "a promise to Yuuki", but I don't know what the first part says. I try looking in the dictionary for the word "kizamareta", but I couldn't find it.
So, now I am not sure what it means. Thanks for helping as always. I really appreciate it.
Would this mean that Kizamareta is a passive verb...maybe?Kizamareta = kizamu 刻む means to etch or engrave
胸にきざまれた is an adjective phrase that modifies 約束Thanks again for your help.
Would this mean that Kizamareta is a passive verb...maybe?
彼の心に生涯刻まれることとなる modifies 少女A sentence I found in my gamebook:
彼の心に生涯刻まれることとなる古代種の血を引く少女
I think it means, A girl descended from the Ancients engraved in his heart---??
I'm not sure if this is right.
Yes, it can be translated as lover or sweetheart.Thank you for the explanation, epigene.
I really appreciate it.
Actually, I was wondering if this word: 恋人
can be translated as : beloved, desire person
In dictionary, it is listed as: (person in love), lover, sweetheart
I'm just asking because in Vampire Knight, Kaname asked Yuuki to be his koibito.
I would had read "koibito" as lover, but now I am not sure.
Roughly, yes.I have a question about this article. Basically, an actress called "Inoue Mao" was cheering on figure-skater "Asada Mao". She says, "今テレビをつけると"真央ちゃん、真央ちゃん" って いうからつい反応しちゃう". Does this mean that when she watches TV, she hears "Mao-chan" mentioned and accidentally responds to it?
Neither.Also, "tsukeru" means to "keep an eye on" or "to follow" right?
As you already know, no.I was also reading another article on Asada Mao. It seems that she likes to listen to Ayumi Hamasaki's music. The article says "浅田は練習で曲を流すなど、いつも浜崎の曲に勇 気づ けられてきた。" Is this "dukeru" the same as the "tsukeru" above? What does it mean?
I have a question about this article. Basically, an actress called "Inoue Mao" was cheering on figure-skater "Asada Mao". She says, "今テレビをつけると"真央ちゃん、真央ちゃん"っていうからつい反応しちゃう". Does this mean that when she watches TV, she hears "Mao-chan" mentioned and accidentally responds to it? Also, "tsukeru" means to "keep an eye on" or "to follow" right?
I was also reading another article on Asada Mao. It seems that she likes to listen to Ayumi Hamasaki's music. The article says "浅田は練習で曲を流すなど、いつも浜崎の曲に勇気づけられてきた。" Is this "dukeru" the same as the "tsukeru" above? What does it mean?
So what would it look like if an iceskater would dance to Jrock-Music in the Olympics ? :emoji_grinning: She's trying to mature I realize, but as the old coach put it 真央 試合より練習の方が好き....:emoji_blush:Hi! Thanks to all who answered my question last time!
I have a question about this article. Basically, an actress called "Inoue Mao" was cheering on figure-skater "Asada Mao". She says, "今テレビをつけると"真央ちゃん、真央ちゃん"っていうからつい反応しちゃう". Does this mean that when she watches TV, she hears "Mao-chan" mentioned and accidentally responds to it? Also, "tsukeru" means to "keep an eye on" or "to follow" right?
I was also reading another article on Asada Mao. It seems that she likes to listen to Ayumi Hamasaki's music. The article says "浅田は練習で曲を流すなど、いつも浜崎の曲に勇気づけられてきた。" Is this "dukeru" the same as the "tsukeru" above? What does it mean?
よろしくお願いします！
for a/your/my loverI was wondering what this meant:
愛する人のために
This was on a page in one of my shoujo phonebook.
Can this be read as: For a beloved person ??
This is my first time seeing "aisuru" use in the beginning, so I am just guessing on the meaning. Thanks again for the help.
1. 浅田の奮闘に芸能界からも祝福とねぎらいの言葉が上がった。What does "agaru" mean in this case?
2.浅田が大ファンの浜崎あゆみ（３１）は「深い感動とあきらめない勇気をありがとう」と感激した。This means that Ayumi is a big fan of Asada, right? or is it the other way around.
3.フリーの演技直前も携帯音楽プレーヤーで聴き、キム・ヨナの高得点の余韻が残る会場の大歓声から耳を閉ざすように、ヘッドホンを耳に押し当てた。Is this saying that "Asada listens to music to block out the cheers when Yuna Kim scores well"? Is there any way to fit in the "余韻が残る会場" into the translation?
That is potentially confusing. XXXが大ファンの(皆さん or something) can also refer to so-and-so (everyone) that is a fan (of the speaker)....Asada is a big fan of Hamasaki.
浅田の大ファンの浜崎あゆみ would be generally used for the case. As for 浅田が大ファンの皆さん, the case that 浅田 is a big fan of everyone is extremely rare. Probably that's the reason.That is potentially confusing. XXXが大ファンの(皆さん or something) can also refer to so-and-so (everyone) that is a fan (of the speaker)....
I just asked a friend in Tokyo and he thought it was a more focused sentence the other way, too. That Hamasaki is a big fan of Asada. Maybe his English, or maybe a regular characteristic of Japanese grammar....I'm so confused.浅田の大ファンの浜崎あゆみ would be generally used for the case. As for 浅田が大ファンの皆さん, the case that 浅田 is a big fan of everyone is extremely rare. Probably that's the reason.
That is potentially confusing. XXXが大ファンの(皆さん or something) can also refer to so-and-so (everyone) that is a fan (of the speaker)....
I agree the most realistic translation is with Asada as the speaker, in which the phrase 浅田が大ファンの浜崎あゆみ becomes essentially analogous to Asada the subject, one who likes, and Hamasaki the object of her affections, or the liked. (浅田が好きなのは浜崎). Is it even possible to consider a structure in which 浅田が is talking about 浜崎, modified by who is a big fan of mine ((私の)大ファンの浜崎))???[Edit] It had occurred to me that maybe it was the が of 我が家, 我が社, 我が子, or 関ヶ原, but that usage seems to be fairly limited nowadays, and not used in the type of 浅田が大ファンの浜崎あゆみ phrases, so that doesn't seem to be a reason to interpret it as Hamasaki is a fan of Asada.