Need a word or phrase translated?

[Michael12345]

No. 野菜しか食べます。 is grammatically wrong. Check again how to use しか in your dictionary.

Alright, thank you.

 

[Toritoribe]

I would be very grateful for the proper translation for the following phrases:
"I am the enemy."
"Live and let live."

Do you mean you want to get the translation as an idiom?

 

[timjon11]

Can someone help me with this one please ? Japanese writing on my navigation, it keeps popping up all the time.

 

[Rosava]

I'm confused. It's like 'kuso' (Damn it!) or something else?

 

[Yoshie]

@Toritoribe I'm sorry for such a late answer. You're right, I mistyped it, it is 雑魚.

@Rosava Yes, I think it's also could be translated as "Sh*t!".

 

[lanthas]

timjon11: it says that you can undo turning off the screen (or maybe hiding a certain window) by pressing 状態表示 ("show status") for two seconds.

 

[Yoshie]

I have a question about the usage of について in the following sentence. To me it seems that simply writing に would be enough, and について looks a bit odd here...

数が足るないなら、増やせばいい。あらゆる家畜について我々が行ってきたことですわ。

 

[Toritoribe]

数が足りないなら
Yeah, the meaning is almost the same as に there. ついて gives a nuance of "concerning". (Incidentally, に対して has the similar function. It gives a nuance of "toward" to に.)

 

[DieMann]

Do you mean you want to get the translation as an idiom?

Yes or something as close as the meaning to the sentences.

 

[Toritoribe]

私は敵だ。
生きよ、かつ生かせよ。

 

[Rosava]

Hello again. Is my translation right?
「ドラーズ」なんてアホな組織を立てる奴がどんなのか一度見ておきたかったんだ
I wanted to see again a guy who founded stupid organization "Dollars".
Not sure with 見ておきたかったんだ

 

[Toritoribe]

一度 and もう一度 are different.
～ておく means "to do previously for a purpose".

 

[Rosava]

So...
I wanted once to see (for a purpose) a guy who founded stupid organization "Dollars".
Like that?

 

[Toritoribe]

Yeah, that's right.

 

[Rosava]

Thank you!

 

[DieMann]

私は敵だ。
生きよ、かつ生かせよ。

Thank you very much!

 

[DieMann]

Thank you very much!

one question.. what is that final portion for the "live and let live" translation. I think the quote in english was more of a "live for yourself and accept the things you can't change" sort of outcome.

 

[Andromedashun]

多少、ハメを外して喜んでも
誰も怒ったりはせんぞ！
What is the meaning of も here? ''Even if''?
And what is 誰も怒ったりはせんぞ?

 

[Toritoribe]

one question.. what is that final portion for the "live and let live" translation. I think the quote in english was more of a "live for yourself and accept the things you can't change" sort of outcome.

The causative imperative of "to live", as in the original.

多少、ハメを外して喜んでも
誰も怒ったりはせんぞ！
What is the meaning of も here? ''Even if''?
And what is 誰も怒ったりはせんぞ?

Yes.
せんぞ ＝ しないぞ

 

[Geertzilla]

Hello, I would like to know what this scroll says.

 

[Andromedashun]

何かを守るため造り上げた力が守るべき物すら破壊する力になっている
人は気づかぬ。。。
I don't how how すら is used here. It seems to be ''even'', but I don't know how to translate it.
''...is becoming the destructive power to even the thing they must protect'' (?)

 

[UsoToChinmoku]

"A power that was created to protect something, has become a power that destroys even the things it's supposed to protect."

すら puts emphasis on how much the power has transformed/been misused. It transformed so much that even the things that should be protected by it are destroyed by it.

 

[Yoshie]

I'm a bit unsure about last 2 sentences. Is it correct to write them like this -「リァノーンを連れ去ろうとするウピエルを阻むには、一の太刀で決めねば敗北も同然だ。」? But what is the point of 否 there? The answer to 勝てるかどうか? But in this case maybe the next part,「一の太刀で決めねば敗北も同然だ。」 refers to it too?

愚かにもつかない雑兵と、かつては鼻で嗤っていたギーラッハだったが・・・・・・
今となっては、この程度の雑魚にも勝てるかどうか。
ウピエル：「あばよ」
ギーラッハ：「ウピエル！」
否、一の太刀で決めねば敗北も同然だ。
リァノーンを連れ去ろうとするウピエルを阻むには・・・・・・

Context: While ウピエル is taking リァノーン away, ギーラッハ is fighting with 雑兵.

 

[Toritoribe]

Yes, it's an inversion. 否 is not just "no", but more likely いや、そうではない. He is saying that the point is not just to win but to win by a single slash of the sword.

 

[UsoToChinmoku]

"これを感情的でなく炎々といえてしまうあたりほんとにルイよりずっと上手なんだろうなと思う"

What usage is this? (事柄を婉曲的に言い表す？）Does this "あたり" have a similar nuance to "ところ" here?