2006-01-01, 12:34 | Link #23 |
Peek a boo
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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Dreams never been able to taken away, neverthless.
夢を消すことなんかできない、それでも・・・(リシアンサス) I wish to stand still, as I would... 私は、あのときの私のままでいたい・・・(ネリネ) I love you...so Please do not love me... 愛しています・・・だから、愛さないでください・・・(楓) That's why I didn't say. I never want to. どうして何もいわなかったんだろう。私が何を求めたか。(亜沙) I can't go, anymore... 私は、どこにも行けない・・・(プリムラ) Credits goes to this site : http://www.kawachi.zaq.ne.jp/oosuko15/eibunn.html |
2006-01-01, 13:20 | Link #31 |
Unlimited Bishoujo Works
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Pick any eroge harem
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uh. good.
here i was trying to imagine the girls looking all serious-like with their serious quotes in the OP then kareha's turn comes up and there it says MA MA MAA! next to a pic of her in her starry eyed mode. actually it would fit better than the original 5's quotes if it was in On the Stage's OP. since the song is so upbeat anyway. |
2006-01-01, 20:05 | Link #34 |
Unlimited Bishoujo Works
Join Date: Dec 2005
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this is the kinda situation where you read the post with a picture of ama next to you.
guy looks at post: 「ボクって可愛いです?」 (時雨亜麻) "Am I cute?" (Ama)<-- My answer : You are the goddess of motherly cuteness. guy looks at picture of ama. hell yeah. that's my reaction anyway. |
2006-01-02, 23:36 | Link #36 |
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ...
Age: 66
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himeyashop.com is a good source for most of this type of game.
j-list.com is another possibility amazon.co.jp, nippon-export.com ........ Amazon.co.jp will deliver most anywhere but their shipping is a bit pricey. I rarely have trouble ordering from amazon.co.uk or BBC's website ... I'd be surprised if JP->UK wasn't pretty common. They'll let you know pretty quickly if you're at a destination they can't ship to.
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2006-01-02, 23:40 | Link #37 | |
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2006-01-03, 01:37 | Link #38 |
YOU want ME to do WHAT?
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: CA
Age: 69
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shadowrazor, going from kanji to hirigana is rather simple, id reccomend you practice a bit yourself, use this site and you can look them up quite fast
http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/c...wwwjdic.cgi?1R a little bit of effort can go quite a ways |
2006-01-03, 01:50 | Link #39 |
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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The best trick I've found offline is one of Kodansha's kanji dictionaries... they arrange it so you can cross index by stroke count as well as other means. Makes written translations go *much* faster.
Expensive but --- if you're really serious about learning the language, much cheaper than some other routes. Here's a link to one of their entry level dictionaries: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/477...lance&n=283155 I'm using the following one at the moment: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/477...lance&n=283155
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2006-01-03, 02:57 | Link #40 |
Unlimited Bishoujo Works
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heklin: thanks but i don't know how to read it. i can find the kanji, that's easy. i can read the hiragana/katakana; i have a table of those. but i believe the kanji i'm looking for has multiple pronunciations, cause there's a whole stream of hiragana there with full stops and spaces seperating some of them. it doesn't seem like the different ways of reading them are seperated by either though.
vexx: thanks but i'm a poor student. i'm thinking of taking japanese classes this year though, so i'll probably be getting it anyway. |
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