Need a word or phrase translated?
- Thread starter Buntaro
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tap water
水道水
bottled water
ビン/ボトル詰めの水 is the most accurate translation, but it's often called ミネラルウォーター whether it's natural water or not.
filtered water
A literal translation is 濾過水. 浄水器を通した水 would be easier to understand, though.
水道水
bottled water
ビン/ボトル詰めの水 is the most accurate translation, but it's often called ミネラルウォーター whether it's natural water or not.
filtered water
A literal translation is 濾過水. 浄水器を通した水 would be easier to understand, though.
zeroh4nter
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Context: MC has been isekai'd to a new world , and now people are praising him to be "the legendary hero" ,who would bring peace to this war torn world .But MC is surprised and wondering about his "responsibility" to the people of this world
ただ、責任重大だなと思ってさ。責任というか、ほんと言えば、半信半疑だけど >> Canb someone help me to understand this 1 sentence ? Much thanks o /
ただ、責任重大だなと思ってさ。責任というか、ほんと言えば、半信半疑だけど >> Canb someone help me to understand this 1 sentence ? Much thanks o /
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Tried to make it a bit larger to read.
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Guess what search term I used in giphy to find that image. (It wasn't pffft).
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A more detailed context is needed to answer your question.
Gleb Narynkevich
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Hello!
I would like to know how this word is transliterated and translated. I'm working on a post for the Russian-speaking Tokusatsu Community about the topic of Gekko Kamen. Came across the definition on the Japanese Wikipedia and would like to know abou it. — 冒険活劇
I would like to know how this word is transliterated and translated. I'm working on a post for the Russian-speaking Tokusatsu Community about the topic of Gekko Kamen. Came across the definition on the Japanese Wikipedia and would like to know abou it. — 冒険活劇
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冒険活劇
bōkenkatsugeki
adventure
bōkenkatsugeki
adventure
Cobalt Rage
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Good evening, I have a covered tea cup that I believe is Kutani. There is kanji in very tiny script written around the inside of the cup. I was hoping that someone might be able to translate what I believe to be the title and possibly the calligrapher. Any other information about the piece would also be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.
Majestic
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The big letters say 百人一首歌 (Hyakunin isshu no uta) which is the name of a waka poem anthology from the Heian times, I think. The smaller writing would be the actual poems themselves. I think you are correct about it being Kutani-ware, because there are similar items available on auction sites in Japan.
en.wikipedia.org
Ogura Hyakunin Isshu - Wikipedia
Cobalt Rage
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Thank you for the information, Majestic.
Eristy
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Hi! Belated thank you for your replies to my question. I didn't have any context for it unfortunately but I ultimately decided it probably meant licking after all.
I have another question about a word without context unfortunately. I don't know how to translate the word コピー here. I understand the meaning of the word, but it doesn't make much sense in this context. The screaming girl is Yozora. Her older sister was held up and they will both end up in the same grade the next year. Yozora hasn't used the phrase before, nor has any other character used it. Do you have any idea what コピー might mean here?
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Hmm, what I can think of now is 1)the scene (her crying profile) or her words is a copy/parody of something (a well-known or previously-appeared scene, for example), 2)コピー is instructions from the author to assistant staffs or editors, and they forgot to delete it, or 3) it's an onomatopoeia (I've never heard it, and can't get the meaning, though).
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Please translate my daughter's tattoo for me
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Is her name Gabriela?
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Ralphhardwick
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Hi, I hope it's okay to ask for a very quick translation. It is an anniversary of our Karate Sensei next year and I would like to get a Black Belt embroidered with the years when she started and next year. These are 1995 - 2023 and I would like to express these in the most attractive vertices form.
I have done a bit of research and this is my simple attempt:
平
成
七
年
令
和
五
年
Is this correct and the best way of expressing the two years? Also, is there an appropriate symbol to signify 'to' to put between the two years?
Thank you
Ralph
I have done a bit of research and this is my simple attempt:
平
成
七
年
令
和
五
年
Is this correct and the best way of expressing the two years? Also, is there an appropriate symbol to signify 'to' to put between the two years?
Thank you
Ralph
