S Sano86323 後輩 Joined 17 Apr 2006 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 17 Apr 2006 #1 If any one could help me translate these characters. A friend asked me to translate it but I'm not too good. So if any one could help please do!
If any one could help me translate these characters. A friend asked me to translate it but I'm not too good. So if any one could help please do!
nice gaijin Resident Realist Moderator Donor Twenty-year veteran Joined 8 Aug 2005 Messages 7,316 Reaction score 3,727 17 Apr 2006 #2 I can't stand up to my sister? What exactly were you having trouble with?
epigene 相変わらず不束者です Joined 10 Nov 2004 Messages 4,354 Reaction score 179 17 Apr 2006 #3 Nice gaijin-san, From the looks of it, "oneechan" is not "sister" but something else in this case. Oneechan is often used as slang for a "woman of the night" (if there is such a description in English) or a sexually aggressive, older woman.
Nice gaijin-san, From the looks of it, "oneechan" is not "sister" but something else in this case. Oneechan is often used as slang for a "woman of the night" (if there is such a description in English) or a sexually aggressive, older woman.
nice gaijin Resident Realist Moderator Donor Twenty-year veteran Joined 8 Aug 2005 Messages 7,316 Reaction score 3,727 17 Apr 2006 #4 that could be the case as well. it'd be nice if we had more than the title to go by
epigene 相変わらず不束者です Joined 10 Nov 2004 Messages 4,354 Reaction score 179 17 Apr 2006 #5 My guess is based on the wording of the title (suggestive of that) and what appears to be a pair of woman's legs and a very short skirt!
My guess is based on the wording of the title (suggestive of that) and what appears to be a pair of woman's legs and a very short skirt!
Glenn 一切皆苦 Joined 8 Jan 2004 Messages 7,842 Reaction score 200 18 Apr 2006 #6 What's meant by "older" here? Is it in relation to the target, or does it mean おばさん?
epigene 相変わらず不束者です Joined 10 Nov 2004 Messages 4,354 Reaction score 179 18 Apr 2006 #7 Glenn said: What's meant by "older" here? Is it in relation to the target, or does it mean おばさん? Click to expand... Glenn, An "obasan" can NEVER be called "oneechan" unless it's satire.
Glenn said: What's meant by "older" here? Is it in relation to the target, or does it mean おばさん? Click to expand... Glenn, An "obasan" can NEVER be called "oneechan" unless it's satire.
Glenn 一切皆苦 Joined 8 Jan 2004 Messages 7,842 Reaction score 200 18 Apr 2006 #8 Oh, alright. Yeah... that just makes too much sense... Well, then, that sounds like my kind of woman! Hahaha
Oh, alright. Yeah... that just makes too much sense... Well, then, that sounds like my kind of woman! Hahaha
K kania 後輩 Joined 18 May 2006 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 18 May 2006 #9 Help me please Hello. I'm wondering if anyone could help me translate this text. I've never studied Japanese so please don't laugh when it turns out to be very obvious. Thank you in advance.
Help me please Hello. I'm wondering if anyone could help me translate this text. I've never studied Japanese so please don't laugh when it turns out to be very obvious. Thank you in advance.
FinancialWar Sempai Joined 19 May 2006 Messages 1,065 Reaction score 44 20 May 2006 #11 yep that chinese, it is chinese for lara croft.