2004-09-20, 23:29 | Link #1 |
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Manga in Korean
Anyone here read manga in korean? cuz i have some questions
i know that the newer series are unflipped and the translations arent messed with (ie: changing names), but are the older series like Kenshin messed with? cuz like with kenshin i noticed that the title has been changed... and i dont know if its flipped or not. |
2004-09-21, 19:03 | Link #2 | |
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and first of all they never change names. maybe there is changed names, but 99 percent is no change and kenshin isnt messed at all. Rurouni Kenshin = Ba-Ram-ui GumShim. Ken is Gum, while shin is shim. they take the meaning rather than just the pronounciation. and Nin is in. what do you expect the korean company to title it? 루로니켄신? no it doesnt work that way, since korean have their own way of saying 한문, they use that. While English doesn't have a word for 한문. Ninpou in Naruto is translated as In-Bub. and the names dont change. Naruto -> 나루토 Na-Ru-To Luffy -> 루피 |
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2004-09-22, 01:11 | Link #5 | |
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i have some questions is GTO translated in korean? i searched GTO on yes24.com and only english and japanese ones came out. how fast does the korean translation come out? and if u know, how long till those books reach the states? 한글 .... yea i just installed the korean type into the computer. I dont know where all the keys are. (and my spelling is pretty bad.) why is a writing system that is supposed to be phonetically the most advanced so hard to write.... |
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2004-09-22, 01:31 | Link #6 | |
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and usually, the korean version comes out after about a month after japan version. but some have irregular release periods. like chrno crusade, it has almost half year space between releases. |
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2004-09-30, 17:52 | Link #7 | |
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Onizuka= Young Gil Miyabi= Remi etc~ |
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