翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby pauro36 » 2013-07-04, 11:43

I'm envious of those who can read a whole page Japanese text with all those kanji.. huiuhuhu

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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby razlem » 2013-08-07, 23:37

Can someone translate this text for me please? Google translate isn't giving me anything useful.

アンゴス語 (アンゴス自体が「人工言語」の意味なのでさらに「語」を付けるのは変だが、まだ無名な名前なので、ここでは「語」をあえて付けることで言語の名前であることを明示する) は、2011 年に開発が始まった、世界語系、すなわち世界中の言語から語彙を集めたタイプ、の人工言語である。ラ行音が 1 つしかなく (しかし代わりに yi や wu など発音しづらい音はある)、また孤立語、すなわち語形変化がない言語、だが、主要品詞は語尾の母音で示す、つまり、エスペラントから品詞語尾と相関詞表だけもらってほかは捨てた文法になっている。ちなみにライセンスは CC-BY-SA である。
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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby Yasna » 2013-08-08, 2:35

It's just an introduction to the conlang "Angos".
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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby johnklepac » 2013-08-11, 20:06

razlem wrote:アンゴス語 (アンゴス自体が「人工言語」の意味なのでさらに「語」を付けるのは変だが、まだ無名な名前なので、ここでは「語」をあえて付けることで言語の名前であることを明示する) は、2011 年に開発が始まった、世界語系、すなわち世界中の言語から語彙を集めたタイプ、の人工言語である。ラ行音が 1 つしかなく (しかし代わりに yi や wu など発音しづらい音はある)、また孤立語、すなわち語形変化がない言語、だが、主要品詞は語尾の母音で示す、つまり、エスペラントから品詞語尾と相関詞表だけもらってほかは捨てた文法になっている。ちなみにライセンスは CC-BY-SA である。
語彙に関してかなり実験的であり、すなわち非常に概念的でミニマム指向なため、いわゆる哲学的言語やトキポナのような傾向が強く、使いこなすにはけっこうな試行錯誤を要するだろう。ただ、人工言語の初心者にはかえってこうしたものの方が使いやすかったりするのかもしれず、それで訳出した次第である

The Angos language (while putting "language" - since Angos itself means "constructed language" - is strange, here we use "language" to show that it's the language's name) is a constructed language that in 2011 began development and is a world language of the type that collects vocabulary from around the world. (...I was in the middle of translating the rest, which is difficult because of the sentence structure, but my mom started yelling at me so I must go.)

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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby daniellle » 2013-11-13, 13:16

Is this difficult to decipher? :whistle:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m1fmHUsfmw

I'd really like to have the text. :yep: :thanks:

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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby OldBoring » 2015-09-29, 2:43

Hello! Can you please translate this for me?
Another Unilanger told me that the first line means "octopus" and the last line probably gyoza, but can't decipher the first kana in the last line, and can't understand the second line at all.
Doumo arigatou gozaimasu.

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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby Yasna » 2015-09-29, 3:48

Youngfun wrote:Hello! Can you please translate this for me?
Another Unilanger told me that the first line means "octopus" and the last line probably gyoza, but can't decipher the first kana in the last line, and can't understand the second line at all.
Doumo arigatou gozaimasu.

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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby OldBoring » 2015-09-29, 6:10

Yasna wrote:
Youngfun wrote:Hello! Can you please translate this for me?
Another Unilanger told me that the first line means "octopus" and the last line probably gyoza, but can't decipher the first kana in the last line, and can't understand the second line at all.
Doumo arigatou gozaimasu.

たこやきの
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どうぞー

Please have/use the takoyaki maker.

ありがとうございました!

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Postby Narbleh » 2016-05-15, 22:08

This dedication is in the front of a book I have about Pure Land Buddhism.
I believe it's Chinese. Could someone please tell me what it says?
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Re: Translation requests / 翻译请求 / 翻譯請求

Postby OldBoring » 2016-05-17, 8:53

From right to left:

Right column: 有地敏広 樣 - Mr/Ms [Recipient's name]
Mid column: 謹呈 - Yours sincerely
Left column: 後根定璽 - [Sender's name]

The 4-kanji full names, the character and the (sama) make me suppose it's Japanese. (sama) in Japanese is added after a person's name as a honorific to show respect and politeness.
is written in Traditional Chinese and 广 in Simplified Chinese.
It's probably the name of the recipient on the right column.

On the mid column there's 謹呈 - I've just searched it on Baidu and didn't know it comes from Chinese. It's just a formula of respect to a person when you write a letter.

The left column is probably the name of the sender/writer.

Let's wait for people who speak Japanese to confirm and to tell you the pronunciation. I'm asking the moderators to move this to the Japanese forum.

P.S. Thanks to your request I learnt a new Chinese character! I didn't know (Japanese and T.C.)/(S.C.).
According to an online dictionary means royal seal. But I suppose it's part of the person's name, and not a royal seal made by 後根定??

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Re: Translation requests / 翻译请求 / 翻譯請求

Postby Yasna » 2016-05-17, 12:10

有地敏広
Toshihiro Arichi

後根定璽
Joji Atone
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Postby Narbleh » 2016-05-17, 15:44

Wow, thank you! Joji Atone is the translator of the book. Apologies for not recognizing it as Japanese names... I didn't see any hiragana and assumed it was Chinese :)
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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby chocochurro » 2016-07-09, 6:43

Hi! I'm planning on getting a tattoo and I need a proper translation. Hopefully this will help! The phrase i'm looking to translate is this:

"I am infinitely creating myself"

Thanks for your help :D

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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby Broken Wolf » 2016-08-20, 13:19

I watched Princess Mononoke in English for the first time today. In my humble opinion, Miyazaki's finest work. Or at least better than Spirited Away which scared the crap out of me.

But I digress.

Could someone please translate the below quote into Japanese? Because I do not trust Google Translate at all.

"Life is suffering. It is hard. The world is cursed. But still, you find reasons to keep living."

Thank you in advance.

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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby Yasna » 2016-08-24, 1:27

Broken Wolf wrote:Could someone please translate the below quote into Japanese? Because I do not trust Google Translate at all.

"Life is suffering. It is hard. The world is cursed. But still, you find reasons to keep living."

This is the quote from the film:

生きる事はまことに苦しく辛い。世を呪い人を呪い、それでも生きたい。
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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby Broken Wolf » 2016-08-24, 3:59

Yasna wrote:
Broken Wolf wrote:Could someone please translate the below quote into Japanese? Because I do not trust Google Translate at all.

"Life is suffering. It is hard. The world is cursed. But still, you find reasons to keep living."

This is the quote from the film:

生きる事はまことに苦しく辛い。世を呪い人を呪い、それでも生きたい。



Thank you. 10,000 times.

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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby chocochurro » 2016-10-18, 20:40

If someone could translate

"I am infinitely creating myself"

that would be great! Don't trust google translate. Thanks in advance!!

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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby hashi » 2016-10-18, 20:44

chocochurro wrote:If someone could translate

"I am infinitely creating myself"

that would be great! Don't trust google translate. Thanks in advance!!

You should provide more context as it could affect the translation. When you say creating yourself infinitely, do you mean it will take you forever, or do you mean creating yourself over and over (infinitely)?
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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby chocochurro » 2016-10-30, 4:55

hashi wrote:
chocochurro wrote:If someone could translate

"I am infinitely creating myself"

that would be great! Don't trust google translate. Thanks in advance!!

You should provide more context as it could affect the translation. When you say creating yourself infinitely, do you mean it will take you forever, or do you mean creating yourself over and over (infinitely)?


I mean it in the context of "over and over". Like never-ending. Not so much that it will take forever. Thanks!

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Re: 翻訳の要請 (Translation Requests)

Postby September » 2016-11-12, 21:49

How would I say "Thank you for visiting our monastery?" More generally, how is "thank you for [action]" typically expressed?

Context: I live at a monastery in the U.S., and the person I'd be saying this to is a monk from a Japanese monastery. I want to thank him for being here on behalf of all the residents. I'm not ordained, so he is my senior, if that's relevant. Rōmaji would be very helpful!


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