K Keiichi-chan 後輩 Joined 19 Mar 2005 Messages 4 Reaction score 0 19 Mar 2005 #1 Plz help me out here. I need someone to translate this title from English to Japanese for me. :? 'The Darkened Dove' Thanks so much to anyone who replies! Plz include both caligraphy characters and romaji versions.
Plz help me out here. I need someone to translate this title from English to Japanese for me. :? 'The Darkened Dove' Thanks so much to anyone who replies! Plz include both caligraphy characters and romaji versions.
L Leroy_Brown 後輩 Joined 18 Feb 2005 Messages 222 Reaction score 2 19 Mar 2005 #2 Keiichi-chan said: Plz help me out here. I need someone to translate this title from English to Japanese for me. :? 'The Darkened Dove' Thanks so much to anyone who replies! Plz include both caligraphy characters and romaji versions. Click to expand... The best I could come up was 黒ずむ 鳩 くろずむ はと Kurozumu hato "Kuro" is black, and "Kurozumu" is to blacken or darken "Hato" is really pigeon, but since a dove is a type of pigeon you can use that; I don't know of any word specifically for "dove". Hope that helps.
Keiichi-chan said: Plz help me out here. I need someone to translate this title from English to Japanese for me. :? 'The Darkened Dove' Thanks so much to anyone who replies! Plz include both caligraphy characters and romaji versions. Click to expand... The best I could come up was 黒ずむ 鳩 くろずむ はと Kurozumu hato "Kuro" is black, and "Kurozumu" is to blacken or darken "Hato" is really pigeon, but since a dove is a type of pigeon you can use that; I don't know of any word specifically for "dove". Hope that helps.
N NANGI 先輩 Twenty-year veteran Joined 8 Jan 2003 Messages 2,460 Reaction score 518 19 Mar 2005 #3 Konnichiwa Keiichi-chan! Leroy_Brown-san! 黒ずむ 鳩 くろずむ はと Click to expand... or 黒ずんだ鳩. 「くろずんだ」 is the past tense of 「くろずむ」. NANGI
Konnichiwa Keiichi-chan! Leroy_Brown-san! 黒ずむ 鳩 くろずむ はと Click to expand... or 黒ずんだ鳩. 「くろずんだ」 is the past tense of 「くろずむ」. NANGI
K Keiichi-chan 後輩 Joined 19 Mar 2005 Messages 4 Reaction score 0 20 Mar 2005 Thread starter #4 Arigatou Gozaimasu! So the second one would be most accurate then? Since it's the past tense?