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GoldCoinLover

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I need these game titles (which are in Japanese) Translated into English.

Ganbare Goemon, Atlus' Chou Shittou Caduceus, Nou wo Kitaeru Otona no DS Training.

頑張れ語えもん、Atlus' 長執刀 亜づえう、能を鍛え る大人のDS Training
 
Moved...

p.s. a little "please" might not hurt either when asking for a translation. 8-p
 
Ganbare Goemon is "Goemon, persevere" or "Goemon, try your hardest" or something of the like because that's what gambaru means(to persevere, etc.)

By the way goemon isn't written 語えもん. If you use the IME, you get this first 五右衛門. I'm not sure which the game uses but you could probably look it up. Try Google and search for ごえもん. Maybe try image search too.

The others I suspect are also wrong as 超(chou) means super and 執刀 means surgical operation but there are 3 other shittous I found. The 亜づえう is garbage from romaji not actually being japanese. You see Caduceus isn't japanese, something that really should be obvious. And for a tip, don't check for kanji after every character, put the whole word in.

Look these up first either with wwwjdic, jwpce, something because the answers are there unless you want more clarification like the form of gambaru or something like that.

Nou wo kitaeru otona no ds training I might ask for help with since I don't understand it really. Nou means braina dn kitaeru means drill, train, etc. So nou wo kitaeru means brain training/drilling but the otona (adult) and ds training confuse me. What meaning does that have?
 
Nou wo kitaeru otona no ds training I might ask for help with since I don't understand it really. Nou means braina dn kitaeru means drill, train, etc. So nou wo kitaeru means brain training/drilling but the otona(adult) and ds training confuse me. What meaning does that have?

It is a kind of quizs or riddles, an excercise for your brain.

For example,
One day I went camping.
Just decided to take a walk after setting up my tent.

First I went 1 mile down south and had a lunch.
Then I went 1 mile east to drink tea and found a bear there.
Lastly I went 1 mile north and I could reach the exact starting point where I'd started walking.

Q: What color was the bear? (you can answer this without Japanese)
 
I've only heard that one as "There is a house with four walls. Each wall faces south. There is a window in each wall. A bear walks by one of the windows. What color is the bear?" I googled it to find this, get some more at http://www.bentbacktulips.co.uk/fun/quiz2.html

It took me a second but I realized it works the same way. I like it better because it takes more to realize that it's even possible to do that. Of course I don't think it be a day of camping with a tent lol.
 
I think you can find all those words on goo if you look.

FYI -- Goemon is written ゴエモン for all of the games.
 
McCrutch67
Yes, it's the same answer.

This is good for a learning Japanese thread.

小 中 X 大
What is X
 
Really? That's interesting. What is this in relation to? buildings? mountains? Or maybe I should ask, when, where, and how is it used?
 
Glenn, judging from your knowledge of Japanese,
I think you can answer that question. :-)
I'm 17 years old, and I'm included in that X.
 
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