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Hmm.. this is what I were able to make out of what you wrote ^^
理解 = maikai = every time
できない = dekinai = to be able/to be ready
表現 = ?
ですよね = desuyone
 
puKKa said:
Hmm.. this is what I were able to make out of what you wrote ^^
理解 = maikai = every time
できない = dekinai = to be able/to be ready
表現 = ?
ですよね = desuyone
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Try "rikai" (comprehend), "dekianai" (not able to) "hyougen" (expression) "desuyone" (I tell you, don't you agree?". :. In short, I didn't entirely understand your response to Buntaro. :emoji_thinking:
 
its meant to say: "hai hai sensei" but I probably wrote it wrong ^^

Kurenai from heaven(as i "name")
Tengoku no kurenai(name)
窶弖ﾂ坂?倪?堙個紅
ﾂ紅 is crimson right? I just don't know how to write kanji for names yet
 
Hai (for yes) is left as hiragana. The kanji used refers to 'ash.' ☝
As for 'crimson from heaven' would you mind elaborating a little further ?
Crimson from heaven as in ashes ? :?
 
Hoho, now when I read what I wrote I don't really understand what I wrote
if you didn't understand(and I wouldn't, now that I've seen what I wrote ) I mean that Kurenai is a name, but since I don't know how to write names I used the kanji for kurenai which means crimson. Now that I think about it it's kind of stupid since hiragana would have bean better too use

Let's take it from the start.
Kurenai from heaven/Kurenai from the heavens
天国 = heaven, right?
の = no?
くれない = Kurenai, as a name
天国のくれない。

hope you understood this time
 
天国のくれない, yeah, that sounds alright. くれない is not a name i am familiar with though, so it's not clear (to me at least) that it's a name. maybe 天国のくれないさん？天国のくれない様？

also if they're from heaven but now on earth then perhaps 天国から来たくれない（さん） is better
:emoji_thinking:
 
Pukka,

Kurenai is a name? Of a place or a person?
 
okaei man: not to strange if your not familiar with it since I only wrote it out in hiragana.
how did you write れないさん and くれない様 I couldn't get them when writing kurenai?
Buntaro: of a person.
 
Pukka,

Ah! That is the name of a person. Now I understand.
 
Buntaro: good that you understand now

now, could you help me to make it a name in kanji? :?
 
Pukka,

If this is a Japanese person that we are talking about, then the Kanji for the name have already been decided. I personally have never heard of a Japanese person named Kurenai, so I do not know which Kanji they would be using. Does anyone out there have an idea?
 
hmm.. I got the name from a manga named Flame of Recca where a girl is named Kurenai, If I could get hold of a raw of when the name is said I think we could easily workout what the kanji is.
 
How would hearing the name help you figure out the kanji? That's like saying you're going to figure out if some guy spells his name "John" or "Jon" by listening to how he says it.

Anyway, "Kurenai" is not a typical Japanese name. It's a color (a deep shade of red, close to crimson) which is almost definitely what a native speaker would think you were referring to if they heard you say it. But I'm sure you realize that it's not uncommon for characters in a fantasy-type anime to be given unusual names.

I took a wild guess that this girl's name probably uses the same character as the color, and a quick search on Google seems to back that up.

In that case, it would be this: 紅
 
first jt, I wrote manga NOT anime, so you can get the kanji pretty easy if you just have it ☝

I already know the meaning and kanji for kurenai as a color, but you could probably be right about it being a fantasy name but I like it
 
puKKa said:
first jt, I wrote manga NOT anime, so you can get the kanji pretty easy if you just have it ☝
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Sorry, my mistake... I misread the way you phrased the question.

I already know the meaning and kanji for kurenai as a color, but you could probably be right about it being a fantasy name but I like it
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This is the page that I mentioned above. You'll see that the name appears in one of the episode titles, and the original Japanese title confirms that name Kurenai being written with the character above.

There's nothing wrong with liking the name, but if you were living in Japan and actually tried to name your daughter this, you'd probably get your fair share of funny looks.
 
hmmm...i need help. I have been trying to find someone who could translate something for me..
I wanna get my dogs named translated into Kanji but no one seems to be able to help me. His name is Muttly....and one more thing is...the language thing on my computer is being gay so i cant see 90% of japanese characters...>.> yea i just gotta be difficult...could someone please help?
 
jt: you are indeed right, thanks a lot :emoji_thumbsup:

one question though:
Kurenai the Angel of Death ( 炎の紅！ 死を呼ぶ天使！)
the first part(炎の紅！) means flame of Kurenai or Kurenais flame, right?
and the last part(死を呼ぶ天使！) the Angel of death, so shouldn't it be translated as Kurenais flame, the angel of death?

thanks :emoji_thumbsup:

btw. Does anyone know a good site to translate kanji to hiragana or romaji since I don't always carry my jap-eng dictionary :emoji_flushed:
 
there is no kanji for muttly
 
Any chance of somebody translating this for me?

お母さんに選挙のこと言ったら「あんたには関係ないでしょ」って言われた

I have a vague idea that it could be something like..
My mother said about the election "It has no relation to you(or it has nothing to do with you)" she said.

Am I right or completely off?
Any help would be much appreciated!
 
close, but お母さんに means the talking is directed towards the mother, not said by the mother. the topic is not explicitly stated, therefore is 私.

so translating, it would be:
when i talked to my mother about the election, she said "it has nothing to do with you" (or "it does not concern you")
 
Well, to be more faithful to the original grammar, I would say, "When I talked to my mother about the election, I was told, 'it's got nothing to do with you.'"
 
Glenn's is better because it gets the nuance that the person felt somewhat put out by being told that. It is a nuance that the passive can have. Put "そう言われても" into Google and you will see what I mean.
 
how would i say "in this essay i will focus on answering 3 questions"

i've got この作文で３つの問題を答えるのに集中する. is that ok?
 
Could someone please correct and/or make this more natural. Thanks !

冷凍の魚の料理しかたかと日本人友達に聞きたいんです。

二年間ほど冷凍庫にスズキという魚を保存しておく。
味は新鮮なものと比べると落ちると思いますね。
でも、新しくなくて、冷凍の魚は煮たり焼いたりか揚げるかどちらかしてもおいしいの？
冷凍の魚は油で揚げるのが無難ではないでしょうか。

魚を（煮る、煮たり焼いたりする？）の時、まず、湯と塩を鍋にいれて沸かしますか。
お湯が沸いたら、魚を入れて玉ねぎ、塩、こしょうなども入れます。
次に、小麦粉を全体にまぶします。
揚げるの場合は、違いは、鍋の代わりに油とフライパンを使うだけですか。
 
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