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Translations Please?


14) More or less, yes.

16) I'd say, "I'm going to beat the crap out of you," is a pretty good approximation. I'm guessing you got caught up on バリっと?
ばりっとの意味 - 国語辞書 - goo辞書

17) Don't know about this one.

20 and 21) I think ますぜ or ますぞ is probably close, but we'll need confirmation on that.


Yes, that's pretty much what it's saying. It's used to praise yourself for a job well done, or proudly boast your handiwork.
 
Thanks glenn. Yeah バリっと didn't ring a bell for me.

Can you explain to me what this means in the example though
適当にやってもこのように見てのとおり出来た

適当 = suitable
やってもこのように見てのとおり = Even if you do this as you see it (is this right?)
出来た = not sure what its doing here.
 
適当 is used to mean "adequate", as in not trying too hard or just getting by. Try this:

(この俺様は)適当にやっても
このように見ての通りできた。(このように見ての通りすごい出来栄えだぜ/上出来じゃないか)

It's basically saying 俺ってすごいぜ! I hope I'm not overstating that. haha
 
I get what you mean so basically it means being a pretentious *beep*.

what does このように見ての通り mean, however. I remember toori being "do it as you see it" something, something like 神様の言うとおりに ( as the death god says)
 
見ての通り is a less polite was of saying ご覧のとおり. Have you heard that before?

神様 is "god(s)", not "death god". That's 死神. As a side note, that's a Chinese translation of the title of the anime ブリーチ (http://www.soku.com/search_video/q_死神), although Wikipedia has BLEACH for some reason.
 
ok I understand now I looked up some examples.

btw yeah I got mixed up as I was watching an anime called 神のみぞ知る世界、i still remember 死神from death note (笑)
 
14)
This is quoted from a fighting video game, so it would more likely refer to power/ability/skill/strength than social status.

16)
バリッと would be originally from what Glenn-san quoted, but this usage is her (or the author's, of course) original one. I think it means something like "easily".

17)
It's the same as the above about っち. It's 余裕だよ or along the line.

20) 21)
Glenn-san is correct. He uses Kansai dialect, so they are equivalent to 頼むよ/頼むぜ, 行くよ/行くぜ, respectively.
 
Next time I'll put the context as to when the characters are saying their lines, maybe that could help. If I find anymore quotes I'll be sure not to over compensate. Thanks homies!
 
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