AnnieJ
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- 8 Sep 2010
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Uwaah~ ! ありがとうございます！ Your guesses are better than mine, lol. And I agree, even in English, asking "why did x recommend this restaurant to you?" is strange, but... I didn't pick it
That's quite a project. Here are my suggestions (more to see how close I come).
レストランアンケート
次の質問をご覧いただき答えてください。
1. 年齢：17以下、18-24、 25-34、 35-54、 55以上
2. 性別：男 女 答えたくない
3. 自分のことをどの民族だと思いますか。 (totally guessing on this one)
4. 世代：1世、2世、3世、4世以上
5. 御宗教は？
6. どこの都市から来ました。あるいは何マイル来ましたか。 (again, totally guessing)
7. このレストランの修飾は料理と一致していると思いますか。 強く思う。 思う。 どちらかといえば思う。 どちらかといえば思わない。 思わない。 強く思わない。
8. このレストランの料理は正真正銘日本料理だと思いますか。 (repeat options above)
9. このレストランがおいしいと思いますか。 (repeat options above)
10. 料理の展開が大切だと思いますか。 (repeat options above)
11. 料理の展開がその味と同じ重要性だと思いますか。 (repeat options above)
次の質問では該当するものに〇印をつけてください。
12. このレストランは：伝統的日本料理 今時日本料理（アメリカ化料理）
量は：足りない 十分 大きすぎる
このレストランの客の大半は：若い人 年中の人 お年寄り
13. このレストランに来る特定の理由はありますか。
14. このレストランを推薦する人がいましたか。いるとすると、何故推薦したと思いますか。その人は何民族でしたか。
アンケートにご協力ありがとうございました！
Everything from 7 on down I'm pretty much guessing at, relying on old memories. By the way, although I put it in there, I don't really think you can ask what someone else's reason for recommending a restaurant was. You probably can't really get away with that in English, either. Can't wait to see how I did (hope I avoided being too rude). heheh
If this is addressed to the teacher, all you have to say is "Thanks to you, I'm making progress little by little" or something. Similar to English.Sorry if I don't have time for the Japanese. Maybe someone can translate.
That does sound a lot less awkward than what I was thinking! Haha, maybe my English isn't strong enough for me to learn another language yet
But I'm not entirely sure how I would say that in Japanese either. :?
[遣うと人] は日本語になっていませんね。Is it REALLY 遣う? I suppose it would be 違う.
彼は活用を単に間違って記憶したようです。明らかに「やる」じゃありません。何故なら、送り仮名が違うからですね。
「遣う」ですが、どういう意味で使うかな？
「遣う」の検索結果 - Yahoo!辞書（イ） 人形・動物などを自分の意図どおりに動かす。あやつる。《遣》
猿を―・う
蛇を―・う
文楽の人形を―・う
詰めが甘い[Tsume ga amai] is a set phrase, and not a slang.aonotsuki;677604 said:Hi!
I have decided to read manga to learn more Japanese. So the first sentence I try to read is this あーあ！詰めが甘かったな！You read it like this: "Tsume ga umakatta na!", right?
After a lot of time trying to decode it (find kanji, dictionary, translator) from the scan, I think it means this: A-a! The filling is sweet!
But it doesn't fit the context at all. So I think I must got something wrong. Maybe it's slang or something?
The manga's name is Akumu no Elevator.
The page where the sentence is from is the page that is immediately after the last page of the scanlated chapter.
Sorry for the inconvenience because I don't have enough posts to be able to use url tag.
Thank you very much for your help!
The left one doesn't seem like kanji. The right one seems to try to write 南無妙法蓮（華）経, but there are plenty of mistakes. I'm sure those were written by a person who didn't know kanji.Hi,
Can someone translate this one?
thanks in advance
The left one doesn't seem like kanji. The right one seems to try to write 南無妙法蓮（華）経, but there are plenty of mistakes. I'm sure those were written by a person who didn't know kanji.
Oh, really? Does that mean these are acceptable in hanzi?They both are definitely artistic forms of Chinese characters. Not necessary Kanji thought.
"They limited their production (I'm assuming) to the main type of ultrasonic wave diagnosis, the black and white display, and (want to? Did? Will? Can't tell without the rest) make it at a price that will be easy to introduce..."
That's a hard one without knowing much about what's being talked about and not having too much context. I hope that helps you put it together better.
That would be "color".(mirror? There are some letters that should be in there)
new12;678051 said:as color ultrasound machines
That's more likely 使いやすい操作盤とデザインにより操作性を高めている or "and improved the usability through their user-friendly control panel and design".One thing that I don't completely get (and may have translated wrong, as a result), is the 使いやすい操作盤、デザインにより操作性を高めている section. I think it's saying that they used design or improved the design of the user interface to increase usability. But then there's that 使いやすい there that kind of throws it off. Maybe it's that they created a user-friendly (or easy-to-use) control panel by improving the usability (or controlability) through its design? Actually that may be the closest I've come on that one. I'll leave it up for discussion.