Need a word or phrase translated?

Originally posted by Johnathan
For reference, here's the whole song, in case it helps. [/B]
It helps if you don't stick QUOTE's round it - 'cuz they all disappear when your message is quoted.

Hmm, well this is a real mess - but I think there's a rough outline in there somewhere ;-)




無くした物を 拾い集めて

Pick up and collect The things we've lost

遥かに見た 空はここにあって

The sky seen far away to be here

感じたこと 呼び起こすように

Call up those past feelings - That's my wish

終わりなき このメロディーに重ねてく

Never ending, laid upon this melody

二度とない 時間は約束で

A never-again time, that's our promise

確かに逢った 夢はどこにあった?

that dream where we'd met again - where was it?

限りなき このメロディーに重ねればいい

Without limit, lay it upon this melody

このまま 世界を壊して

[If] as we are now, the world breaks

今はただ 強く願うよ

Now that is all I really wish for!
 
Originally posted by PaulTB
It helps if you don't stick QUOTE's round it - 'cuz they all disappear when your message is quoted.
Oops, I'm sorry!


Anyway, thanks a lot!
 
well i need just a very esay translation. could yo translate "welcome to my page" in romanji please...
 
new sentence of words that i dont get

kimi no imouto wa totemo uttoushi... itsumo "spamming wo shiteimasu" ... nani ka shite kudasai.

pls translate
 
Originally posted by Eve
kimi no imouto wa totemo uttoushi...

It's kind of difficult to say what the meaning of "uttoushii" is without any context here, because there are a lot of them. I'll just list a few, and you can pick which is most suitable.

"Your sister is very depressing/gloomy/difficult."


itsumo "spamming wo shiteimasu" ...

"(someone, maybe "I") am/is always spamming."


nani ka shite kudasai.

"Please do something."
 
Originally posted by Glenn
It's kind of difficult to say what the meaning of "uttoushii" is without any context here, because there are a lot of them. I'll just list a few, and you can pick which is most suitable.

"Your sister is very depressing/gloomy/difficult."

"(someone, maybe "I") am/is always spamming."

Given the last line, maybe it's the _sister_ who's always spamming.

Hmm, actually those two together remind me of the second series of
the 'Warukure' (Valkyrie) anime. One of the 12(?) princesses lives in
the closet of one of the characters and is always spamming chatrooms
with incredibly long, gloomy and bad poetry.
 
Originally posted by PaulTB
Given the last line, maybe it's the _sister_ who's always spamming.

Wow, that's annoying. I had actually typed that in later, but when I tried to post the message it took forever and then said that the page could not be displayed. I must have copied and pasted from before I put the sister in there. I didn't even catch that; I guess I should have read the message again. Anyway, I, too, would go with the sister as being the spammer.
 
It doesn't look too tough, so I'll do it when I get some time later in the day. Right now, I'm a bit short on time.

Ketchup with you later!
 
new words

genki desu ka?

Hiku anata no katana soshite soru watashi no shiri desu!
 
Originally posted by Eve
genki desu ka?
hai, genki desu! :-P

Anyway, [o]genki desu ka [お]元気ですか。is the standard 'How are you?' question.

Hiku anata no katana soshite soru watashi no shiri desu!
And now we enter the twilight zone ... sure there isn't some punctuation and possibly letters missing from that?

/Possibly/ this is out of a manga / anime.
In which case I'm going to call upon my powers of wild speculative imagination ... OK Hiku and Soru are names.

OK - Hiku Soru and the speaker have fallen down a chute in a dungeon(or whatever) and are tumbled in a heap.

Speaker says : Hiku, this is your sword, Soru, that's my backside!
 
Originally posted by Elizabeth
You can also use "ni" for something like a personal web site.

"Oh mighty Google bestow thy wisdom upon this your humble supplicant..."

ページへようこそ : 52,500
ページにようこそ : 7,100

So, either is OK but 窶堙 is the popular choice.
 
Geez I really need help on translating stuff but I don't really want to bother you guys.
 
Originally posted by PaulTB
"Oh mighty Google bestow thy wisdom upon this your humble supplicant..."

ページへようこそ : 52,500
ページにようこそ : 7,100

So, either is OK but 窶堙 is the popular choice.


I'd go with the 窶堙

he he he

:emoji_grinning:
 
Originally posted by Eve
geez i really need help on translating stuff but i dont really wanna bother u guys..


It all depends on what you have and how much you have.

Who knows, some of us here might have a lot of free time. . .
 
Originally posted by Golgo_13
I'd go with the へ

he he he

:D
I was also curious about the difference here so asked someone else just to be sure and I still don't get it. Maybe へ has simply become cooler in the last 10 years she's been away from Japan. :cool:


どちらでもあまり違いはないですが、大きな都市や町は「東京へようこそ」みたいに「へ」が使われる方が多いと思います。逆に自分の家やホームページなんかは「占いの館にようこそ」みたいに「に」が多いような気がします。これもはっきりしたルールはないと思いますが感覚的なものですね
 
That's very true regarding the difference between large city destinations and residential destinations.

Ookini!

I say "Kitanai heya dakedo, dozo haitte kudasai."
 
Originally posted by Eve
geez i really need help on translating stuff but i dont really wanna bother u guys..

Oh go ahead and bother us - I want to know whether I was right about Soru and the Butt. :D
 
I just received an email letter from a Japanese student, whom I recently made a love confession to. It's the first time I've hear from her since and I'm afraid to read it XD.

In the subject line, it says 氷浦 恋夏. Seeing that it's 4 kanji, I thought it could have been a name, but these kanji don't match her name. (There's only one character in common with the name I've seen written). Can someone please help me find the meaning, because I can only look them up individually, and that doesn't work out.
Thanks
 
Ok guys I'll post here if I have more words needed to translate =D
 
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