X xxAmyxx 後輩 Joined 10 Nov 2012 Messages 3 Reaction score 0 10 Nov 2012 #1 I was travelling through Tokyo airport and saw this sign. I'd love it if someone could translate it for me. Thanks heaps!
I was travelling through Tokyo airport and saw this sign. I'd love it if someone could translate it for me. Thanks heaps!
Mike Cash 骨も命も皆此の土地に埋めよう Twenty-year veteran Joined 15 Mar 2002 Messages 16,758 Reaction score 2,298 10 Nov 2012 #2 It is a warning against bringing animals into Japan as they can bring in diseases currently not found in Japan.
It is a warning against bringing animals into Japan as they can bring in diseases currently not found in Japan.
X xxAmyxx 後輩 Joined 10 Nov 2012 Messages 3 Reaction score 0 10 Nov 2012 Thread starter #3 Thanks heaps! Does it say something about cute animals? I think that's the only part I could understand?
Thanks heaps! Does it say something about cute animals? I think that's the only part I could understand?
FinancialWar Sempai Joined 19 May 2006 Messages 1,065 Reaction score 44 10 Nov 2012 #4 why is 人 in Katakana??
Mike Cash 骨も命も皆此の土地に埋めよう Twenty-year veteran Joined 15 Mar 2002 Messages 16,758 Reaction score 2,298 10 Nov 2012 #5 Yes, it says "no matter how cute" the animal may be it could carry diseases that could affect both people and animals. I have no idea why they chose to write ヒト instead of 人.
Yes, it says "no matter how cute" the animal may be it could carry diseases that could affect both people and animals. I have no idea why they chose to write ヒト instead of 人.
M masaegu 先輩 Joined 16 Aug 2007 Messages 247 Reaction score 27 10 Nov 2012 #6 FinancialWar said: why is ツ人 in Katakana?? Click to expand... It HAS TO be in katakana. It does not mean "people" in that context. ツ「ニ智ニ暖ツ」 is the official scientific term for "homo sapiens".
FinancialWar said: why is ツ人 in Katakana?? Click to expand... It HAS TO be in katakana. It does not mean "people" in that context. ツ「ニ智ニ暖ツ」 is the official scientific term for "homo sapiens".
Mike Cash 骨も命も皆此の土地に埋めよう Twenty-year veteran Joined 15 Mar 2002 Messages 16,758 Reaction score 2,298 10 Nov 2012 #7 masaegu said: It HAS TO be in katakana. It does not mean "people" in that context. 「ヒト」 is the official scientific term for "homo sapiens". Click to expand... [sarcasm]Well, that's not 紛らわしい[/sarcasm] Thanks for that info; I never would have guessed that.
masaegu said: It HAS TO be in katakana. It does not mean "people" in that context. 「ヒト」 is the official scientific term for "homo sapiens". Click to expand... [sarcasm]Well, that's not 紛らわしい[/sarcasm] Thanks for that info; I never would have guessed that.