09/04/18 20:51:46
>>520
Let me confirm. He/she is saying that "not being able to play the game"
is gay, right? He/she isn't saying that the game itself is gay.
522:>>1
09/04/18 20:56:08
>>521
Yes, that's correct. Not being able to play is the thing that's gay.
523:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/18 21:15:38
>>522
Thank you. I personally like the Tarzan and Jane song because, it's
melody is catchy. I like songs that doesn't give me food for thought.
I like nonsense songs. Is Nickelback your hero? What about Shania Twain?
Nickelback is popular here like Canada but theres's not many artists
like Shania Twain whose gaps in CD sales and pupularity between Japan
and his/her home countries are so large.
I mean, Maria Carey, Britney Spears, Celine Dion, and other divas and
bands are as popular in Japan but Few Japanese don't know about
Shania Twain for some reason. Her songs was used in CM and for drama's
song but she is low profile.
524:>>1
09/04/18 22:21:55
>>523
I was never a big fan of Nickelback. Their music actually isn't bad...
in fact, I really like the Nickelback song "Hero" (which was on the
Spiderman movie soundtrack).
But I watched a few interviews with the lead singer for the band, and
he seemed really rude and self-centered.
I know Shania Twain, and I like most of her music, although Im not a
huge fan. I have no idea why she's so popular in Japan, but honestly,
I think who and what is popular in Japan is a demographic mystery.
When I saw Tommy Lee Jones doing commercials for Boss Coffee, I was
very surprised!
For Canadian music, one of my favourite singers is Matthew Good:
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
His musicI is usually quite gloomy and despondant, but I love it. ^^
I must be Emo... (*_*)
525:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/18 22:45:54
朝鮮系アメリカ人がデタラメな日本文化を動画サイトに
UPして広め、詐欺行為(日本刀や手裏剣販売)を行っています。
お暇なかた支援おねがいしますm(__)m
[パクリ]朝鮮偽忍者が大人気[ようつべ]PART8
ｽﾚﾘﾝｸ(korea板)
526:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/18 22:49:58
I saw you in Heaven
and heard of your glory
You saved our world from the fallen angels
I saw Messiah standing
Standing before me with no words
Nothing but "Hope"
When we lost dread, a Demon was laughing
But now you are showing us wonder
Giving your love
With awe, down on my knees again
I've got to know you're the one
The only one reveals the world
The King has come! To lighten up our feet
The king has come! With justice till the end
The King has come! To save us from the dark
Who could ever doubt? We have faith
Let me walk with you when I'm lost in the wild
I know you always lead me to another Eden
Let me bress your name, O Lord, O Lord
Your words will never fade away
Since we believe you're the light on earth
Reveals the world
お願いします^ ^;
527:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/18 23:06:24
>>524
Ah, rock bands look rude and celf-centeerd in most cases.
>I have no idea why she's so popular in Japan,
I meant to say Shania Twain is high profile and sells lots of CD
but in Japan, she's in low profile. She must be too old for you to
listen to.
Lots of Hollywood stars are/were Japanese CM. In America and maybe in canada, too
people consider CM jobs are lower than movie jobs so they are surprised
when famous Hollywood stars are in CM.
Never heard of Matthew Good maybe because I'm old. Hmm not so upbeat music
but sometimes it's good to listen to this kind of music.
Emo + Passion for Anime + Passhion for elctric gadgets = Stay In Japan? ^^
528:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/19 18:30:37
すいません＞＜
外人とメールしてるんですが英語が分からず困っています・・
誰かたしけてください＞＜；
529:K.K.
09/04/19 19:18:49
Listen, >>1.........
I picked a girl up in a book shop who reading Japanese food.
I took a chance to talked to her at the moment...
she is American. I got her e-mail address.
but eventually I was turned down.
(a month ago)
next. I received a e-mail because I signed in a penpal site.
she is French. we matched. our hobbies and favorite music was the same.
we have a lot in common... we thought we could be a good couple.
but.. all in all, I was turned down. .......
(a week ago)
530:K.K.
09/04/19 19:19:32
I found out a caucasian girl walking near a station today.
I was mean to talk to her and I followed her. her walking was fast.
and then she reached a place where her friends were waiting.
finally I couldn't
my character isn't very bad. maybe I am not in bad side.
I'm short and am not muscule, but I am not ugly.
there isn't crucial problems in me certainly...
but, ... whhhy???
I think everything around me turnes out to be bad...
I was haunted by a devil?
help me, >>1 ..........
531:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/19 21:45:17
too. And not to forget- you are
responsible for the little monster called
"Hello Kitty"and "Pokemon" and "Tamagotchi" *smile*
これはどう言った意味でしょうか？
俺、ハローキティに対して責任あるの？
532:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/20 00:22:45
お前らのために通訳連れて来てやったぞ
／⌒ヽ
( ^o^ )
/ ヽ
| | | |
| | | |
｜| ｜|
し| i |J
.| |｜
｜ ﾉ ﾉ
.| .| （
/ |＼.＼
し' ￣
ید ویندوز
موتور جاوا اسکریپت را هنگام باز
شما در حین خواندن و مرور ایمیلهاتان
حل تست خود را می گذراند و فقط در اختیار
عده خاصی
از کاربران یاهو به
صور
533:>>1
09/04/20 01:36:40
>>527
Ah, I misunderstood. I know Shania Twain, but I didn't know her music
was so widespread in Japan. I suppose it's a lack of good PR. Her music
is popular, but she didn't advertise successfully.
>>529
>>530
To be honest, I think a girl can tell when you're trying too hard.
And really, that can turn a girl off. I think it's best to sit back,
relax, and try to learn to be comfortable with being single. Once you
feel comfortable enough with yourself that you don't need a girlfriend,
that's when you'll be able to find one.
Besides, lots of girls become interested when you seem very casual
about being around them. It might appear mysterious. ^^
>>531
あなたは日本人だからと思う。「日本がハローキティに対して責任ある」
ってことだね。
会話の全部知らないから良く分からないけど。
>>526
ごめん！（>_<）難しすぎて、私が上手くできません。ちょっと他の人に
頼みたい。。。
534:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/20 01:53:44
>>533
Nooooo, sorry for making you confused. What I mean is "I meant to say Shania Twain is high profile and sells lots of CD
"in Canada" but "in Japan", she's in low profile. almost nobody knows her"
Other artisits such as Britney, Celine Dion, are pupular both in
Japan and in their country but regarding Shania Twain, there's
a large gap her pupularity-wise between Canada and Japan.
Anyway I don't mean to dwell on Shania Twain....
535:502
09/04/20 02:27:59
>>516
友達へです
536:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/20 11:12:04
>>1
Do Japanese people sometimes talk to you in English, like in a cafe or on the street?
If so, what do you feel about that? Do you think it's a bit annoying because
you think they talk to you just for practicing English?
I heard somewhere that some foreigners get annoyed by being talked in English.
They think now that they live in Japan, they want to be talked to in Japanese.
What's your opinion?
Some foreigners living in Japan say being praised for trivial things is annoying, too.
Such as "You use chopsticks very well!" "You speak Japanese very well"
when in reality, they speak just a few words in Japanese.
537:>>1
09/04/20 12:33:35
ごめんなさいけど、今回私が翻訳のお願いあります。
この手紙を日本語に翻訳したい。お願いします：
Dear Sir,
Thank you for sending us your e-mail. We are sorry to hear about your
negative experiences with that group, but we are glad to hear that
you were able to leave and continue with your life.
Our main goals here in Japan are to educate people about the dangers
of this group, and to provide moral support for people like you who
have already left.
If you have any information you can share with us to help us protect
the public, or if you have any questions you would like to ask, please
contact us again at any time.
Thank you very much. Stay safe, and have a pleasant day.
538:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/20 13:21:25
>>537
***様へ
メールをありがとうございます。その団体に関して、ひどい経験を
されたようで、お気の毒に思います。しかし、今は関わりを絶つことができ、
新たな生活をされているようでうれしく思います。
日本での私達の主な目標は、この団体の危険性についてみなさんに
知っていただくともに、あなたのようにその団体との関係を絶った方に、
精神的なサポートを行っていくことです。
もし、一般の人々を守るために、私達に伝えるべき情報がありましたら、
教えていただきたく思います。また、何かご質問などござましたら、
いつでも私達にご連絡ください。
ご連絡いただき、ありがとうございました。
"Stay safe, and have a pleasant day" part sounds very English way of
sentense to end email/ a letter. So I didn't translate it.
I don't think it would be rude or anything if you didn't add
the sentence but if you want to add it, I would translate it like,
”安全に配慮され、良い日をお過ごしになれますように。”
"Dear Sir," means you don't know his name? If so, I don't think
there's no eauivalent address in Japanese to it.
So I would omit it. If you know his name, you can use, ***様へ.
539:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/20 13:31:46
>>537 こんな感じか、別の人もやってｗ
拝啓
あなたのE-Mailを私たちに送っていただきましてありがとうございます。
私たちはそのグループでのあなたのネガティブな経験を聞いて残念です。
しかし、我々はあなたが去ることができ、あなたの人生を続けることができるということを
聞いて嬉しいです。
ここ、日本での私たちの主なゴールはこのグループの危険について
人々に教育することと、既に去ってしまったあなたのような人々に
精神的なサポートを提供することです。
もし、あなたが我々と共有できる、公衆を保護する事に私たちの助けとなる
何かしらの情報をお持ちか、
あるいは、あなたが何お尋ねしたい質問がありましたら、もう一度私たちに連絡をしてください。
どうも、ありがとうございます。
安全なままで、楽しい日を過ごしてくださいませ。
540:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/20 13:37:04
もう一度私たちに連絡をしてください。 ×
いつでも私たちに連絡してください。 訂正
541:538
09/04/20 13:47:34
X何かご質問などござましたら、
O何かご質問などございましたら、
>>539
「拝啓」っていう書き出しはいいね。ただ、「拝啓」と「敬具」はセットだから、その場合
手紙の終りに「敬具」をつけなきゃいけないんじゃなかったっけ。よくわからんが。
542:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/20 14:19:05
URLﾘﾝｸ(junkheadnayatura.blog24.fc2.com)
543:>>1
09/04/20 16:41:50
>>538 → >>541
Thank you very much! ありがとうございました！ This was a big help for
my friends and I. ^^
544:>>1
09/04/20 17:00:54
>>527
>>534
No, I'm sorry. I get so easily confused. ^^
Still, I think it's difficult to predict what will be popular
or unpopular in Japan. I suppose Shania Twain just failed to
capture the imagination of Japanese music lovers.
By the way, you mentioned that you were didn't know Matthew Good
because you were old. Do you mind if I ask how old you are? I'm
just curious, because my image of the average 2chan user is
between 20 and 30 years old.
>>536
That's happened to me a number of times, actually. I feel differently
about it, depending on when, and where, and how it happens.
For example, once I was taking the train to Tokyo with my Japanese
friend. Suddenly, this old man started asking if I would sit next to
his daughter and talk to her in English. I tried to politely refuse,
but he kept asking. He seemed a little confused and upset, as though
he couldn't understand why I would not want to talk to his daughter.
I thought he was treating me like some kind of English machine, or a
free English service, not like a human being. It made me feel really
uncomfortable.
545:>>1
09/04/20 17:05:45
On the other hand, one time an old man sat next to me on the Subway,
introduced himself in English, and made some small talk with me. It
turned out he was a retired English teacher, and his daughter married
an American. It was a very pleasant conversation, because it was very
natural. He was treating me like a normal person he wanted to chat
with.
I'm white skinned and have blonde hair, so I stand out very easily on
the street in Japan. I've been here three years, and I don't plan to
leave, so I want to fit into Japanese society as much as possible.
If somebody speaks to me in Japanese, and treats me the same as any
other person on the street, I feel like I can be a normal part of
Japan. On the other hand, if somebody treats me like a strange animal
from another country, it feels discouraging.
So, I don't mind people speaking English to me, but it really depends
on the attitude they show, and the situation.
546:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/20 18:52:15
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
日本在住のアメリカ人大学生が日本の警官を侮辱。
自国の銃社会、犯罪率を棚に上げ言いたい放題。
体格は中学生か高校生のようにやせている。中学生が仮装してるのかと見間違う。
携帯している武器はバトン（警棒）と笛。笛でいったい何ができるのかと嘲笑。
さらに銃は金庫にでもしまっているのかと皮肉る。パトロールも二人一組で自転車なんて
お笑いだと締めくくる。
547:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/20 20:03:24
>>543
My pleasure. Say thank you to 539, too.
548:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/20 20:12:29
Found another typo.... Sorry!
X知っていただくともに
O知っていただくとともに
Maybe it's too late but even with the typo, the earth still goes around
the sun...
549:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/21 01:24:46
>>544-545
Thank you for sharing the episodes.
I can have vivid images of you on the two occasion.
Although one story is annoying to you, the story is very entertaining
as well as the other one. I wonder how old the annoying man's daughter is.
High school students?
White skinned and have blonde. That's the factor that makes K.K. get horney. lol
550:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/21 19:54:00
すいません、質問なんですが
The opposition partie's refusal to join the conference has weakened its
function somewhat.The parties have an even heavier responsibility to present concrete
proposals in the Diet.
この文の二つ目の「The parties」は野党のことですか？与党のことですか？
どっちに訳したらいいかわからないんで
551:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/21 20:19:06
>>550
野党
552:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/21 20:52:24
I send you my photo and if you want send me yours.
If you seriously think about ART you must shape up.
I'm your firm hand and ART is your religion;)
A scholarship is priceless jewel.
I love Japan ancient art, culture and morals, too bad that a world is global.
This is very stupid idea who kill individuals.
Write me about your vision of our working with your talent.
↑の文章の訳を教えてください。おねがいします！
553:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/21 23:27:39
>>552です。スレ間違えました。すみません。
554:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/22 10:16:51
>>544
I'm somewhere between 35-39. I forgot how old I am.
I read 2ch's major portion of users is people in their 30's and 40's.
It's already been 10 years since 2ch started so user base is aging, too.
Some boards in 2ch is popular for teens and people in their 20's, I think.
But their precentage is lower than that of 30's and 40's.
An article says SNS such as Mixi is getting popular and people in their 20's tend to
shift to SNS. Teens access to Internet is with their cell phones in many cases.
I think they enjoy cell phone-catered service, SNS, free game more than
access to 2ch with their cell phone.
555:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/22 10:49:30
Forgetting computer passwords is an everyday source of frustration, but a solution may be at hand-in the form of computer chip implants.
if I'm in the alley naked, I want to still be able to get in my house.
うまく訳せません。お願いします。
556:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/22 11:24:45
>>555
コンピューターのパスワードを忘れてしまうことは、日常生活において
イライラの原因となる。しかし、解決策はすぐそこにあるのかもしれない。
コンピューター・チップを埋め込むという形で。
もし、路地で身ぐるみ剥がされたとしても、自分の家の中にはちゃんと入りたいからね。
最後の行は確信ないけど、強盗にあって、鍵も財布も服もとられてしまっても、
電子鍵がチップとして体に埋め込まれてたら、家に入れるってことかも。
>>1
I'm not sure if I understand the last sentense correctly.
It's a joke, is it? Even if the writer is robbed of his clothes in the
alley, he can still get in his house if a chip is implanted because
the chip works as an electric key. Am I right?
557:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/22 11:54:58
>>556
原文は
Forgetting computer passwords is an everyday source of frustration,
but a solution may literally be at hand -- in the form of computer chip implants.
With a wave of his hand, Amal Graafstra, a 29-year-old entrepreneur based
in Vancouver, Canada, opens his front door. With another, he logs onto
his computer.
だから、文字通り「手の中」(目の前）、ってことですな。
558:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/22 12:12:52
>>556
ありがとうございました。
559:>>1
09/04/22 12:44:35
>>549
No, she wasn't a high school girl... that would have been even more
awkward. The old man was in his 60s, and his daughter was either in her
mid 20s, or around 30.
>>556
Yes, it's a joke. Being able to get into his house without difficulty
is his only comfort after being stripped naked in an alley. It's a
very small comfort. ^^
560:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/22 13:14:58
>>557
なるほどお。
>>558
解決策はすぐそこにあるのかもしれない。
は、
解決策は手元にあるのかもしれない。がいいかも。
>>559
I see. Now I understand it. Thank you for your explanation.
561:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/22 17:38:34
>>551
ありがとうござい
562:>>1
09/04/22 18:32:21
まだ翻訳のお願いがあるんですけど。。。
「私の友人もかつて10年前に翻訳ボランティアのスタッフとして東五反田時代
に働いておりました。」
I understand the basic idea of the sentence, but the 東五反田時代に I
don't understand. Is this referring to Gotanda, in Tokyo? What context
does 時代 mean in this sentence?
563:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/22 18:57:19
私の父の学生時代は学生運動が盛んだった。
上の例のように、過去を指して○○時代と言うことは多い。結婚して主婦になった女性が「私のOL時代」
と言ったら、「私がOLだった頃」という意味。
しかしそのセンテンスは日本語になってないね。前後の文脈があるのかもしれないけど。でも素直に
考えれば、
「東五反田に住んでいた頃」ってことじゃないかな？
564:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/22 19:09:59
ちなみに上記の考え方で上の文章を修正すると
「私の友人も、十年前に東五反田で暮らしていたときに翻訳ボランティアのスタッフとして働いていました」
ってとこかな。
565:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/22 21:32:55
What'dout my star?
翻訳出来ません お願いします
566:>>1
09/04/23 21:44:19
>>565
それは「What'bout my star?」じゃないですか？
そうだったら、「私の星はどうなった？」、または「私の星はどこ？」
の意味です。
567:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/24 07:11:02
follow close your eyes dream your deepest dreams
ってどんな意味なんですか？
568:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/25 16:15:15
経済の教科書なんですが日本語訳がいまいちわかりません＞＜
賢者の皆様翻訳お願いします
What Is Unemployment?
Most governments use the following definitions people with jobs are ‘employed’, people
without jobs but who are seeking work are ‘unemployed’, and people without jobs and
who are not looking for jobs are not considered to be in the labor force. The
‘employment rate’ is the number of employed people divided by the total number of
people in the labor force.
Unemployment is a very serious problem that affects people directly and severely.
Widespread unemployment wastes resources and decreases incomes, it also may
reduce the standard of living and cause psychological distress.
There are several types of unemployment. ‘Frictional unemployment’ occurs because of
the movement of people between regions, jobs, or different stages of life. ‘Structural
unemployment’ arises when there is a mismatch between the supply of and the
demand for workers. ‘Cyclical unemployment’ occurs when the overall demand for
labor is low (when it is high, unemployment decreases).
What should we do? Economists have studied unemployment to identify its causes and
to improve policies so as to decrease unemployment. Among the measures used to
decrease unemployment are improving labor market services, providing job training to
help people acquire skills and abilities and to find jobs, and creating jobs. Government
policies encourage removing obstacles to employment. However, laws mandating a
high minimum wage are widely thought to increase unemployment in some cases
569:>>1
09/04/26 08:30:26
>>567
付いて来て。目を閉じて、夢に憧れて
。。。って感じと思います。
>>568
すみませんけど、そのトピックについて、英語→日本語の翻訳は苦手です。
（＞＜）また頼まなきゃ。
そして、またお願いあるですけど。
ちょっと長いから、ごめんね。
日本語に翻訳してください。お願いします。
570:>>1
09/04/26 08:32:10
Thank you for your e-mail, and for taking an interest in our campaign
against Scientology.
Its certainly true that Anonymous wants to stop Scientology.
The crimes of Scientology are too numerous to include in this e-mail,
but since you plan to do research online, we recommend you start
with this site:
URLﾘﾝｸ(anonimasu-jp.blogspot.com)
Among people who call themselves Anonymous, there are former
Scientology members, families who have been forcibly seperated from
Scientology members, people who have been harassed for attempting to
criticize Scientology, and people who simply believe in freedom of
speech. Each individual has their own personal reasons for fighting
Scientology. But Scientology is a large, powerful organization with
lots of money. There was very little that each individual could do to
oppose Scientology.
571:>>1
09/04/26 08:34:44
However, on January 14th, 2008, there was an event that brought us all
together. A secret indoctrination video from inside Scientology was
anonymously leaked on YouTube:
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
Scientology tried to sue YouTube into removing the video. This was not
unusual, because Scientology has a long history of censorship. They
try to censor any information about themselves, or any criticism of
their organization. But this time, the people of the Internet noticed
Scientology's actions. These people were the first Anonymous.
These people believed in a free Internet. They believed that
information should not be censored, and the arrogance of Scientology
angered them. In reponse, they released their first video to
challenge Scientology:
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
Anonymous' video became extremely popular on the Internet. All the
people who wanted to fight Scientology saw it, and felt inspired.
Anonymous became a symbol of their fight against Scientology. And
because Anonymous hides its name and face, they could criticize
Scientology without being harassed or threatened.
Over a year has passed since that event, and Anonymous is still
fighting Scientology. We have spread over the Internet to many
different countries, including Japan. We will continue to fight until
Scientology is stopped.
572:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 10:43:43
>>570
メールをいただき、ありがとうございます。
また、我々の反サイエントロジーの運動に興味を持っていただき、ありがとうございます。
我々アノニマスは、サイエントロジーの活動をやめさせたいと思っています。
サイエントロジーの犯罪の数は非常に多いため、このメールで伝えることは
できませんが、もし、インターネットでお調べになることをお考えでしたら、
このサイトからご覧になることをお勧めします。
URLﾘﾝｸ(anonimasu-jp.blogspot.com)
アノニマスの中には、以前サイエントロジーのメンバーだった者、
家族の誰ががサイエントロジーに入会してしまい、強制的に連絡を取ることが
できなくなってしまった者、サイエントロジーを批判したために、いやがらせを
受けている者、また、純粋に言論の自由を守ろうとしている者などがいます。
それぞれの人がそれぞれの理由で、サイエントロジーと戦っています。
しかし、サイエントロジーは巨大で強力な組織であり、資金もたくさん持っています。
一個人としての活動では、サイエントロジーに反対するためにできることは
ほとんどありませんでした。
573:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 11:53:36
>>571
しかしながら、2008年の1月14日に、それらの個人個人を団結させる出来事が
起こりました。動画投稿サイトのユーチューブに、匿名でサイエントロジーの
秘密教化ビデオがリークされました。
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
サイエントロジーは、ユーチューブからそのビデオを削除させるために、
裁判を起こしました。サイエントロジーは、以前からずっと情報を検閲しており、
珍しいことではありませんでした。組織に関するいかなる情報も批判も検閲するのです。
しかし、この件が発端となって、ネット上の人々も彼らの動きに気付きました。
これらの人々が、最初のアノニマスでした。
これらの人々は、インターネットは自由なものであるべきだと考えています。
情報は検閲されるべきではないと信じています。また、サイエントロジーの
傲慢さに怒りを覚えました。そして、サイエントロジーに挑戦するために、
最初のビデオを公表しました。
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
アノニマスのビデオはネット上で大きな人気を得ました。
サイエントロジーに戦いを挑みたかった、全ての人々がそのビデオを閲覧し、
気持ちを鼓舞させられました。アノニマスは、サイエントロジーとの戦いにおける
シンボルとなったのです。また、アノニマスは一人一人の名前や顔を明らかに
していないため、いやがらせや脅迫を受けることなく、サイエントロジーを
批判することができました。
そうした出来事から1年以上が経ちましたが、アノニマスとサイエントロジーとの
戦いは続いています。インターネットを通して、多くの国々に広まっており、
日本も含まれています。我々はサイエントロジーの活動が無くなるまで、
戦い続けるでしょう。
574:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 12:03:44
I got tired. It's too large amount for me who don't give a damn about
scientology thing. You may say I don't know how serious its expantion,
in Japan for that matter, though.
The first youtube link is confusing.
You said, "A secret indoctrination video from inside Scientology" was leaked
but it's a video of Tom Cruze's interview and from TV show or something and open to
public, and I guess it's not the original leaked video. Maybe you are' talking about
a part of the video from 0:12-015? Maybe I'm wrong, though. ( I know
he himself is a member of the organization and talking about it in the
video.)
I have my two cents about your activity and all that. Maybe later.
575:1
09/04/26 12:24:29
I didn't write the material, but your input is valued.
However you are quite wrong about the first YouTube video. That was never available on TV. It was an internally produced Scientology video, and it was leaked to YouTube.
I can provide English links if you'd like.
576:1
09/04/26 12:37:38
>>573
>>574
Oh, and of course... THANK YOU!
You have no idea how much this helps me. ^^ You are a fantastic human
being, and you not only have my gratitude and admiration, but also
my respect. Thank you very much.
577:1
09/04/26 12:45:03
I just wish I could help >>568... I tried writing out that mail about
Scientology in Japanese by myself, but it was terribly garbled. I really
do suck at English -> Japanese translation. (T.T)
578:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 13:10:40
>>575
Then I would suggest you add the following lines before the link to avoid
misunderstanding.
このビデオは、本来サイエントロジーのメンバー向けのもので、リークが
なければ、外部の者が見ることはできないものでした。日本ではあまり知られ
ていませんが、トムクルーズはサイエントロジーのメンバーなのです。
<translation>
This video was made exclusively for members of Scentology and without the leak,
nobody outside of the organization could have watched it.
Almost no Japanese people know this but Tom Cruze is a member of the
organization.
>>576
You're welcome. :)
568 looks like something about his assginment and is difficult for me to translate, to boot.
University assginment is something you should do on your own, IMO.
579:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 13:14:04
Scientology is not a big problem in japan.. waste of time.. but soukagakkai on the other hand
is our version of the big evil religion.
580:1
09/04/26 13:38:35
We'll keep an eye on Scientology, just to make sure they don't turn into a big problem. (^^) We'll leave Soukagakkai to you for now.
Of course, when Scientology goes down, I'm sure we can refocus on a new target.
581:1
09/04/26 14:06:11
>>578
本当に、助かった。ありがとうございました。
582:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 14:17:05
>>581
>>572のなかでタイプミス。訂正しといて。
X家族の誰がが
O家族の誰かが
And you're welcom and >>579 isn't me by the way.
I've seen criticism to soukagakkai a lot in 2cn, though.
583:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 14:27:34
うまくログインできないところがあって、こういうメッセージが
出ますが、
Your login name must be in correct format.
Rollover "i" for more details.
more detailsって仔細に書いてるつもりなんですが、どう訳す
のでしょうか？
584:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 14:50:36
>>566 分かりました！ ありがとうございます^^*
585:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 15:08:33
>>583
Roll over には、
〜の上にマウスポインタ［カーソル］を移動｛いどう｝させる［重ね合わせる］
という意味があるらしいから、iのところで、それをやってみてってことじゃないの。
そうすれば何かがわかるかも。詳しい説明がバルーンで表示されるとか。
訳としては、
「ログインネームは正しいフォーマットでなければなりません。」
586:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 15:28:28
585さま、ありがとうございました。
587:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 17:32:47
私は真実が知りたいです。なぜなら、あなたと本当の友達でいたいからです。
↑すまんが誰かこれを英訳してくれ。
588:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 19:57:36
either by making the vocal folds vibrate or by making hissing or popping noises～
ここまでどのように翻訳したら自然に訳せますか？
よろしくお願いします。
589:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 20:49:15
>>588
声帯を振動させるか、または、歯擦音やはじけるような音を出すかのいずれかの方法よって～
声帯を振動させるか、シュ―っという音、または、はじける音を出すかのいずれかによって～
590:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 20:59:12
>>589さまありがとうございました｡vocal foldsが訳せなくて困ってたんで助かりました｡
591:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 22:37:44
よかったら翻訳よろしくお願いしますorz
「決まってるんだ」
ということは決まっているのでしょうか。
そんなこと言われるぐらいなら、今のままでいいのに
592:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 22:58:45
>>591
日本語でおｋ
と言いたくなるくらいの文。字面だけ見て訳すわけじゃないから、
状況説明がほしいところ。
”「決まってるんだ」
ということは決まっているのでしょうか。 ”
の部分を第三者が読んで、意味が完全にわかるだろうか。わからんものは
訳せない。
593:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/26 23:46:30
テスト
594:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/27 00:19:25
暇だったら付き合ってくれ
ネイティヴの人が書いただろう文章だから難しい、やりがいがあると思うけど
In 1937 sociologist Robert S. Lynd wrote a little gem of a book entitled "knowledge for What?"
in which he attaked the divorce of scholarship from the problems of his day.
The book has just been reissued 27 years later.
In the interim the world has experienced Auschwitz and Hiroshima and Birmingham,
yet the accusation in that book against the world of scholarship remains exactly as true in every line.
Social scientists for the most part still are not focusing their research directly on the world's uregent problems.
True, they are accumulating data on these problems,
but too often they avoid moving too close to the presentation of solutions
because at that point controversy enters.
So the scholarly monographs and the social evils keep rising higher and higher in separate piles,
parallel to one another with such Euclidian perfection that we begin to despair they ever will intersect.
I would like in this brief paper to at least initiate a discussion on the uses of power,
not as an academic exercise, but in relation to what we see around us and to what we hear,
which is more and more these days the sound of crowds in the streets.
The health of society, I assume, is dependent on a balance between people's expectations and the fulfillment of those expectations.
Both the Buddhism of Gautama in the East and the Stoicism of Epictetus in the West in their emphasis
on resignation as a means to happiness were fitted to the limits of a crude technology.
Today the momentum of science has created worldwide waves of demand which can be fulfilled.
Quiescence and resignation are no longer pertinent, is reasonable.
595:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/27 00:47:53
>>594の続きです
やっぱり難しいですね
There is little question any more that change in our social institutions must come.
Never before in history has there been such a consensus in objectives all over the world,
nor such a variance of method in trying to achive these objectives.
Most men everywhere agree they want to end war, imperialism, racism, poverty, disease and tyranny.
Whant they disagree about is whether these expectations can be fulfilled within the old frameworks
of nationalism, representative goverment and the profit system.
And running through the tension between agreement and disagreement are
these questions: How much violence will be necessary to fulfill these expectations?
What must we suffer to get the world we all want?
We have three traditional ways of satisfying the need for institutional change: war, revolution and gradual reform.
We might define war as violence from without, revolution as violence from within and gradual reforms as deferred violence.
I would like to examine all three in the new light of the mid-twentieth century.
596:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/27 00:49:51
>>595の続きです
もう挫折しそうです
Assuming that change always involves a degree of dislocation and of social cost,
man's problem is then how to achieve maximum desirable change at minimum cost.
War at best has been a haphazard way of deciding this question, for the
impetus of war piles up the dead with little regard for social consequence, so that
even those wars fought against the most obvious of evils, such at the Civil War(with Negro slavery at stake)
and World War Ⅱ（with global slavery at stake), brought in the first case the uncontolled gushing of what
Edmund Wilson calls "patriotic gore" and in the second the needless bombings of Dresden and Hiroshima.
At its worst, war has been mass slaughter without even the saving grace of a definable social goal.
The Trojan War was the first and classic case, and that element of idiocy has persisted in all wars in varying degree.
597:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/27 04:17:40
>>594
最後の、"Quiescence and resignation are no longer pertinent, is reasonable."
の部分は抜けがあるんじゃない？
1937年、社会学者のRobert S. Lyndは"Knowledge for What?"という表題の
珠玉の一編を著し、学問が当時の諸問題から乖離していることを酷評した。
本書は27年後に再版されたばかりだ。その間、世界はアウシュビッツにヒロシマ、
バーミンガム（IRAのテロ）を経験したが、本書における学界に対する糾弾は
いまだ一行たりとも間違ってはいない。社会学者の大部分は依然として、
自身の研究の焦点を世界の喫緊課題に真っ向から合わせていない。確かに、
社会学者はこうした問題についてデータを蓄積しているが、多くの場合、
問題解決の提示に近づこうとはしない。なぜなら、その時点で物議が勃発
するためだ。故に、学術論文と社会悪とは、残念ながら決して交わろうとしない
ユークリッド的完璧さをもって互いに並列した別々の山で堆く積み上がり
続けている。
この短い論文において、私は学術課題としてではなく、今日日一般群衆の声
として高まりつつある日々われわれが身の回りで見聞きすることに関連し、
権力の使用について議論を少なくとも始めたいと思う。
思うに、社会の健全性は、人々の期待とその期待の実現との間のバランスに
依存している。東洋におけるゴータマの仏教と、西洋におけるエピクテトスの
ストア哲学はともに、幸福にいたる手段として諦観を重視している点で、
荒削りな技術の限界に嵌められた。今日、科学の趨勢は充足できる需要の
波を世界中で創出している。
598:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/27 08:11:55
>>597
おお、なるほど、そう訳すのか……俺とぜんぜん違う……
そしてご指摘通り訂正
、"Quiescence and resignation are no longer pertinent, is reasonable."
↓
Quiescence and resignation are no longer pertinent. and the clamor everywhere for change,
though expressed in passion, is reasonable.
だね
599:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/27 16:06:41
>>575
So this is my feedback about the Anonymous's campaign in Japan.
We Japanese have almost no knowledge of Scientology. I hadn't known
anything about the organization until someone from America in the "chat in English" thread
asked if we know about it and he explained what it is. Everybody in Japan
know of Tom Cruise but don't know he is a member of it.
So What'll happen if Japanese who has no clues about the organaiztion visit
your website for some information. I for one kind of get negative impression
on your website. The people wearing masks look creepy because of the
facial expression of the masks. I felt kind of scary, too.
I guess people who don't know much about scientology might be confused about
which is dubious, Scientology or Anonymous. I think some even misunderstand Anonymous
is the one who's anti-social, like "What is this group doing wearing
such creepy masks?" I wouldn't be surprised if visitors to your website
get such idea. I got to know wearing the mask is kind of like a symbol
when Anonymous all over the world do demonstrations on the street, but
still I didn't have a good impression.
600:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/27 16:08:02
If Japanese visitors to your website don't know about the mask, I think
they'll have the same impression as me.
Just wearing a mask like the one you wear when you catch a cold, which it
seems you already wear in some occasions, is better if you ask me.
And regarding Tom Cruise... Nobody here knows the relation between him
and the scientology. Actually we like him very much.
What we associate him with is the blockbusters such as Top Gun, Mission Impossible series
and more box office hit movies. Our impression on him is cheerful, outgoing and
friendly nice man. (He has visited Japan more often than any other American movie stars
for premiers and promotions, and he's made lots of TV appearances during his stay
and we have good impressions on him. We like him and he likes Japan.)
So you have to be extra careful when you bring him up in the context of
anti-Sientolofy campaign. I'd say chances aren't slim that Japanese think that
Anonymous is the one who's trying to spread negative views of Sientology
because of its own secret purposes. Scientology did a good job using him
as PR person.
601:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/27 16:10:59
Does Tom cruise know the Scientology's crimes? If he's just brainwashed
and he only knows positive side of the organization, and Sientology is just
taking full advantages of him as a PR person, and all Scientology wants is his
handsome donation, it'd be better to make that clear to Japanese people to avoid
misunderstanding that it's Anonymous that's a dubious group.
I have heard that Tom Cruise behaved strangely in a talk show, right?
Jumping up and down on a sofa, screaming. I don't know the detail but
if the act has something to do with Scientology, it might be good to
show the video to Japanese people because I don't think many Japanese
people know about the whimsy.
I respect your campaign in Japan to stop Scientoloty. I really do.
But some google searches lead me to videos where Anonymous randomly posted flyers
or something in mail boxes. It might be an effect way to get your messages across
in Japan but the tone of the videos made you look like you're playing
prank. Don't get me wrong. I don't deny the effectiveness of it and
I like the idea of inserting a piece of paper in a book about scientology at
the library.
602:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/27 16:12:37
But I'd say it's far more effective to coordinate with Japan's anti-cult
organaizations tightly than such guerilla-like activities. I know you put
a link or two to such Japan's organization on your website, though.
They know more about how to cope with cults in Japan and you can ask for
their advice about effective acctivities here.
By the way, I forgot precisely how I got to the videos. Maybe without
English proficiency, you can't reach them. So average Japanese people
won't get bad images from the videos of Anonymous when they can't watch
them in the first place. So I shouldn't have touched on the videos here.)
You may felt bad about my opinion but all in all, I respect you and your
friends' efforts to stop Scientology in Japan.
One more thing, I think it's a good idea and very effective to bring up Aum Shinrikyou,
religious cult for anology, which you do already.
Thank you for reading.
603:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/27 17:59:25
>>599 ~ >>602
I appreciate your frank opinion. To be honest, feedback like this is what we've always wanted. And it's usually very hard to get.
We always understood that certain aspects of Anonymous protests would appear scary or strange to the average person on the street in Japan. Most of our activity here is much milder that North American or European protests.
We aren't planning to run around in masks in public, since the Japanese police are much less forgiving than overseas. Most of our masked activity takes place in large festivals or Cosplay events to blend in, and even then only for fun.
604:1
09/04/27 18:37:33
You mentioned before that some of the videos you saw looked like practical
jokes. In fact, that's not too far from the truth. While our opposition
to Scientology is very real, part of the Anonymous movement has always
been about having fun and a few laughs while taking down the cult. This
is a bit of a paraphrase from Emma Goldman, but "if we can't have fun,
we don't want to be part of the revolution'.
That's one of the reasons why working with anti-cult groups in Japan
would be difficult. Most of them take themselves far too seriously...
far too officially to really mesh with our group spirit. The language
barrier also makes communication difficult, and to be honest, I think most of
those groups would dismiss a popular movement like Anonymous completely.
I'm sure the first time we would refuse to give names, addresses, or
other personal information, it would be the last time we spoke.
Official government-sponsored groups, or even private groups, are good.
They serve a purpose. I don't want to say they aren't important. But
Anonymous has more in common with オタク and オフ会 groups than with
the common housewife or salaryman. If that means we become alienated
from most common people, then we just have to accept that. If the only
thing we accomplish is to make more people aware of Scientology's
existence in Japan, then that's good enough. If we can't manage that,
well... at least we had fun trying. ^^
But really, Im glad I had the chance to hear your opinion and understand
your point of view. Thanks.
605:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/27 19:07:09
Wow, they see you out onto the road, too!
606:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/27 21:48:42
>>604
Yeah.
You Anonymous go as far as to make a website in Japanese to educate and enlighten Japanese
people voluntarily, you sincerely respond to email from Japanese.
That's a sure sign that you're serious.
So I first thought why not go even further by coordinating with
Japanese anti-cult organizations. That's what I didn't understand.
While you show the commitment and dedication, you seem like adding
something that doesn't look serious.
I'm a "common" person if I borrow your word, and don't know much about
how otaku think and act. I don't know much about Anonymous and their
spirit fully. So maybe I don't empathize with the way you do the campaign
completely, but I think I have to respect the way you do the campaign.
If that's the way you do the anti-Scientology campaign, nobody can blame you,
since you're already doing a good job, making the website and all that.
Keep up the good work and have fun. ^_^
607:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/27 21:51:23
>>594-596
単語調べたりするのが面倒くさいよ。
エロサイトの巡回もしなきゃいけないし、忙しいぞ。
608:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/28 00:46:57
>>607
そんなこと言わずにやってくれると助かります
609:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/29 16:06:51
Please note that in this file and elsewhere,whenever we say things like "[p]is voiceless" or "the [p] is pan",what we really mean is "the sound represented by the symbol [p]".
うまく翻訳できません。。よろしくお願いします。あとpanという単語は本文ではイタリックで書いてあります
610:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/29 23:16:07
>>609
"the [p] is pan" の部分がよくわからんな。「[p]の音は、panという単語で
発音されるpの音である。」ってことかな。自信ない。
このファイル内やほかのところで、「[p]は無声音である」または、「"the [p] is pan"」
のような言い方をしている場合は、いずれの場合でも、それが意味していることは、
「発音記号[p]によって表わされる音」のことである。
611:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/30 00:06:27
>>1
What do you specifically do to improve your Japanese?
Do you set aside some time to study Japanese on day to day basis?
I myself make it a rule to read some website bookmarked in my browser.
I read newsletters, too. Some eager learners of a foreign language
put themselves in an environment where they are exposed to only a target
language. For example they even use English version of Windows.
Do you use Japanese setting of your cell phone or PC?
I tried setting my cell phone in English setting but I changed it to
Japanese setting. Kind of hard.
612:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/30 17:13:13
the information or data, as it is sometimes called, is stored someplace on the hard drive, the computer's internal storage device
訳せません。どなたかお願いします。
613:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/30 17:39:05
>>611
I dont have a Japanese language phone, no. Like you, I just found it too difficult and tiring to use on a regular basis.
I do play lots of video games in Japanese, however. I usually pick games with full voice so I can hear examples of the language. I just recently finished the Japanese version of "Assassin's Creed".
The one problem is that I usually learn bad or useless vocabulary. (>_<)
Knowing how to say 'assassin' or 'The Knights Templar' in Japanese doesn't really help me much.
614:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/30 17:59:38
>>612
情報または、あるいは、時にデータといわれるものは、コンピューターの内部記憶装置であるハードディスクのどこかに保存されます。
615:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/30 18:48:48
>>614
どうもありがとうございました。
616:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/30 22:21:45
>>610
ありがとうございます。とてもわかりやすかったです。
617:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/30 23:11:35
The design of a creature, or of a machine, that is physically and/or mentally similar, or even superior to a human, has been one of our dreams for centuries.
すいませんお願いします
618:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/04/30 23:28:59
>>617
designをどう訳すかがわからないな。
肉体的にも精神的にも人間と同等、あるいは人間より優れた生物や機械のdesign（設計/考案？）は、
何世紀もの間、我々の夢のなかの一つである。
>>1
What does it exactly mean by "the [p] is pan" in >>609.
619:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/01 03:31:30
never is betterってどういう訳になるのでしょうか。。初心者質問ですみません。
良ければお願いします。
620:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/01 13:35:25
>>619
やらないほうがいい/まし。
なにもしないほうがいい/まし。
621:1
09/05/01 14:12:20
>>618
I was a bit confused too at first, but I think it actually should be "'p' as in pan". That phrase is used to demonstrate pronunciation.
For example, "e" as in elephant. That means the sound of the letter is the same as the first 'e' in the word elephant.
It's often used in telephone or radio speech, to avoid errors due to bad reception.
622:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/01 15:03:06
>>621
I'm familiar with the way a pronuciation is explained, "---as in----."
So my understanding was right. Thank you.
623:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/01 17:14:06
またお世話になります。
When the two free ends are brought together,the vocal folds can be nearly or completely closed,impreding airflow through the glottis.
624:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/01 18:11:42
>>623
the two free ends が合わさると、声帯はほぼ閉じられるか、完全に閉じられ、
声門を通る空気の流れがさえぎられる。
impedingでしょ。正確にタイプしてくれ。the two free endsは訳しにくい。
ここでのfreeは自由に動くことができる、という意味だろう。何かの自由に動ける
二つの端っこが自由に動ける状態にあることを言ってる。たぶん声帯の一部かな。
その部分の訳が必要なら、いい日本語を考える。内容さえわかればいいのなら、
これで十分だと思うが。
625:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/01 19:58:47
>>624
早いお返事ありがとうございます。今後はスペルミスのないよう十分気をつけます。
内容わかりましたので十分です！本当にありがとうございました。
626:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/02 01:23:40
There's no way you're going to get a quote from us to use.
urban artに対する英国の警察の弁なんですが、どういう意味でしょうか？
627:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/02 01:54:03
>>636
直訳すると、「我々から使用するための引用を得る方法などありません。」
意訳だと、「我々から何かを聞き出そうとしてもダメですよ/無駄ですよ。」
一応ググってみたら、本を出版するにあたって、本に付ける宣伝用の言葉を
警察から得ようとした時の警察からの言葉みたいなので、
「宣伝に使おうとしたところで、なにもコメントしませんからね。」
ぐらいが一番いいかも。
628:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/02 01:57:14
>>627
ありがとうございます！
解説までして頂いて感謝。
629:619
09/05/02 03:18:57
>>620様、ありがとうございました。感謝しますー。
630:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/02 03:27:31
神社ババアか
631:お願いします
09/05/03 09:24:02
please stop it ○○○
we are very different together
I have been very disapointed by your old mail
please for me too it's difficult but forget me
632:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/03 14:55:02
in you というのは、どういった意味になりますか？ お願いします。
633:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/03 17:07:08
dont know... sombody write in japanese, so i sad him somthing back
お願いします
youtubeで日本語でコメントしたら返ってきました
634:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/03 17:39:41
少し長くなりますが、よろしくお願いします。
先日、YouTubeで電子ピアノの演奏を公開したのですが、
それに付いたコメント（下記）への返答を考えています。
--------------------------------------------------------
i was just wondering how did you get the superb recording quality
out of the p140 ive tried everything..
i would be very grateful for some advice thank you.
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※p140は電子ピアノの機種名です。
自分の録音方法は、単純に電子ピアノの出力端子から、パソコンの
ライン入力端子に繋いで、音声ファイル（WAV）として保存するというものです。
電子ピアノの設定でリバーブ効果（響きの度合）は最大にしてあります。
ただ、最近YouTubeの仕様が変更されて、今まで通常の視聴では
モノラル音声だったのが、ステレオで再生されるようなりました。
もしかして、そのことで音質が良いと感じたのかな？とも思ったのですが、
英文でどのように説明すればよいのでしょうか。
635:1
09/05/03 22:57:23
>>633
この英語はちょっと分かりにくい。スペルの間違いが多いから。
翻訳:「わかんない。だれかが日本語に何か書いて
、そしておれが答えた。」
636:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/04 01:10:07
I didn't want to get involved in this to be honest partly because
I don't want you to know I'm lurking lol in you-know-where, partly because
I don't want to get involved in this anonymous thing.
But I can't help but writing this.
You're making the most terrible mistake, you could imagine. Good your ISP's
blocked to make a new thread there. The name of the board sure is 人権板.
But you should knkow what's talked about there in reality. The board is the
real cesspool. I mean it! Not a single decent argument hasn't been done there.
The thread is NEVER for protecting human rights but to redicule, increase
prejudice about Japan's "social outcast".
URLﾘﾝｸ(en.wikipedia.org)
Almost all the threads are for the purpose other than threads looking down on
desbled people.
637:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/04 01:20:14
So it's almost exactly like 4chan, then. www ^ ^
I'll listen to your advice. But your speed is shockingly fast. Can you recommend a better board?
638:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/04 01:22:00
I don't know about all boards of 2ch but I'm sure the board is one
of the worst name-wise. The name doesn't show what's discussed there.
It's just opposite. I'd call the board "anti-human rights" board.
Maybe you don't know the dark side history about Japan. Even some Japanese
don't know. You can read the link and get to understand what burakumin
is about. The areas they live in Japan is known to less people as times
passes but in many threads there they make it clear where they live and
that leads discrimination.
If you understand Japanese, you can tell how ugly the board is.
I don't know all boards in 2ch but I can tell the board is one of the
ugliest board. Making a thread there and lead her/she is the worst
because he/she will lose trust in you when she reads other threads there.
639:1
09/05/04 01:27:36
I read the link, yeah. I heard some stories about them before. A shame about that, but every nation has a dark side, I guess.
Your advice is appreciated. And you definitely have mastered the art of "lurk moar". I'm genuinely impressed with you. ^^
That board really seems similar to 4chan though. lol
640:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/04 01:30:12
>>637
It's just that I happened to visit there before I sleep and found out
that you're making the worst dicision. I have read threads there out of curiusity
before so I know how terrible the board is.
URLﾘﾝｸ(gimpo.2ch.net)
sounds nice.
Actually, quick search told me there used to be a thread about Scientology there.
ｽﾚﾘﾝｸ(psy板:901-1000番)
Seems like the thread is dead now. If you pay 2ch you can read the
thread, though as far as I know.
641:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/04 01:37:23
>>639
I don't think I'm happy about the compliment that I have mastered the art of "lurk moar". lol
But, yeay, thanks.
The thread in 640 started in 2007/04/02(月) and 996 posts were posted.
It depends on boards but if no posts are made for a particular period in a thread,
it is dead and you can't post anymore. I think that was the case with
the thread. I mean after 996th post, no post was posted for a long time, I guess.
642:1
09/05/04 01:49:20
Trust me, it's high praise where I come from. ^ ^ I know you said you don't want to get involved, and I'd never ask you to, but in theory, you'd be a terrific Anon.
643:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/04 02:11:49
>>642
Thanks.
I found this thread and 48 is one of you, right?
URLﾘﾝｸ(www2.2ch.net)
T***er is doing a good job. But not 100% native speaker like.
If you need translation, I'll do it this time.
If you want the writing of the thread starter 100% native Japanese speaker-like.
I don't mean to be rude. He seems to have a good command of Japanese.
He seems to even understand subtle nuances of Japanese.
644:1
09/05/04 02:19:30
Ahh, sorry. I already start with the version I was given. Still, I greatly appreciate your help so far.
Yes, I truly envy that person's skill. I really need to study Japanese more, and harder. f(^_^);
645:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/04 02:39:21
>>644
All right.
I'm the man who gave you the feedback before.
Looks like the reciepient of the e-mail feels the same way as me regarding
your approach to anti-Scientology campaign... I think that's a natural
response on her/his side.
I'll handle translation which aren't got done here until I go to bed.
646:1
09/05/04 02:42:34
>>634
電子ピアノのことよくわからないけど、これは正しいと思う。
「The way I do it is, I just connect the output terminal of the piano directly to the input on the PC, and it stores it as a WAV file.
The reverb effect is set to maximum on the piano's settings.
Recently, though, YouTube's system was changed so monaural sound is converted into stereo. Did you think the sound quality was good?」
647:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/04 02:45:57
>>631
OOO が名前だとして。
------
OOO、どうかやめてください。
私たちは全然違います。（私たち二人は合わないってことかも。）
あなたの昔のメールに失望させられて/落胆させられてきました。
私にとっても簡単なことではないですが、私のことは忘れてください。
648:1
09/05/04 02:47:47
>>645さんは恩人だよ。
ありがとう！
orz
649:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/04 02:54:38
>>632
全体の文がないと訳すのは難しいけど、
「あなたの中に」かな。
>>648
Haha. No problem. ;)
650:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/04 11:41:59
ここまでの訳お願いします。
If you stop halfway through uh-oh and hold the articulators in position for the second half,～
ちなみにuh-ohはイタリックで書いてあります
651:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/04 16:17:05
>>650
歌うの話ですか？
だったら、
「’uh-oh’を半分歌って、最後の半分に調音器間官の位置を維持したら、」
専門な単語だから、間違いの可能性が高い。それ以上できなくてごめんなさい。
652:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/04 16:51:12
>>651
言語学の話です。子音の出し方とか方法とか書いてあります。
訳の仕方がわかったのでもう一度自分でも考えてみますね！
ありがとうございました。
653:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/05 02:56:50
>>649
ありがとうございます。全文は、以下の通りです。
In all your fantasies, you always knew that man and mystery
... were both in you ...
654:1
09/05/05 12:14:37
>>652
その話でも、同じ文でいいと思う。
「歌って」じゃなくて、「言うって」です。
まあ、それより、651に書いた文はあんまり正しくないと思う。^^
655:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/05 13:03:09
respect for all lifetime
1・すべての人生に敬意をはらう
2・（あなたの）人生に関わる限り大切にするよ
どっちが適切な訳だと思いますか？
よろしくお願いします。
656:1
09/05/05 15:33:39
今日ヒメカのライブを見ました!
＼^ O ^／
名古屋に来てくれた。場らしかった。
でも、歌うの日本語と話すの日本語は全然違う。
657:634
09/05/05 17:12:40
>>646
ありがとうございます。助かりました。
658:1
09/05/05 21:24:48
>>655
全文教えてもいい？ それだけで100%分からない。
659:K.K.
09/05/05 23:36:19
>>656
do you live in 名古屋？
I saw a Jpn strolling with a caucasian girlfriend...
he isn't handsome at all...
your pointing out may right..
予備校、忙しいよぉ
660:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/05 23:43:36
>>658
ありがとうございます。
三木道山という歌手の曲名「lifetime respect」の歌詞の一部なんです。
この前後は日本語ですが
「仕事も遊びも辛いときもまた楽な時も
一緒に泣いて笑いたい
respect for all lifetime
一生一緒にいてくれや」
です。
邦楽に付いてる英語ですからデタラメな英語なのかも知れませんが･･･
661:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/05 23:52:07
Feed me って私を養ってという意味ですか？
662:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/06 18:42:31
時間がある方、訳をお願いします。
ゲーム中に出てきた英文なんですが･･
spraying the car will buy you some time
but as soon as the caps see the stiff in the passenger seat
they'llbe back on your tail
です。お願いします。
663:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/06 18:54:09
日本語から英文翻訳もして頂けるのでしょうか？
664:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/06 19:12:52
翻訳お願いします
【あなたが、嘘をついてるのは、以前から解ってました。
最後の最後まであんな下らない嘘をついて。
だから、私は最後の最後まであなたの話を逃げずに話を聞いてたでしょ？
私はあなたより長く生きてるだけ、あなた言ってる事が手に取る様に解るの。
だから、そんな話ゴトキで私が動揺する筈がないでしょ？
それに、本当にあなたがアーミーなら、それは“軍事機密”を守らなかった…と云う事でただでは済まされない話ですよ。
それに、私はその関係の方達に友人も沢山居るし、外国人のアーミーも沢山しってるのよ？
あなたみたいに、痩せっぽちなひょろ長い身体なんかしてないし。
大人の女をからかうのも、もう少し考えて上手にしなさい。
だから、最後はあんな抽象的な言い方しか出来なかったのでしょう？
ま、日本の女を何人食い物にしたのかは知らないけど、フリーセックスの割りには、病気に無頓着だから気を付けてね。
もう少しお利口になりなさい。おバカさん。】
665:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/06 19:52:41
>>661
私ご飯を作ってよ、みたいな意味もあるらしい。
URLﾘﾝｸ(eow.alc.co.jp)
>>662
車に噴射すると時間稼ぎができるけど、capsがstiffを助手席に見つけると、
彼らはまた、ぴったり（後ろに？）くっついてくるだろう。
666:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/06 20:19:10
>>664
I knew you lies a lot.
You should be ashamed of you lying a lot.
I knew you were lying so I didn't run away and I listened to your story
all the way.
I'm older and more mature than you so I can tell what you try to say.
Don't underestimate me. I never get upset by your stupid story.
If you were in military, you would have violated code of conducts of
US military and that would be a iog problem for you.
I have lots of friends whose jobs are related to military, including
foreigners who are in army. None of them is as skinny as you.
You can't fool anybody with your immature mindset.
You couldn't go into more detail because you were lying.
I don't care how many girls you slept with but you'd better
be more careful of STD. Get a life, you moron.
667:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/06 20:30:02
>>665さん>>662です。
ありがとうございます！
次のミッションへの指示だと思ってましたがどうやら違うみたいです。
大変助かりました！！
668:661
09/05/06 21:20:45
>>665様
とても助かりました。なるほど、その意味もあるんですね。ありがとうございました！
669:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/07 00:40:10
英次郎消えた凸
670:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/07 11:14:14
<<664です。
ありがとうございます。
似た様か文章ですがもう一つお願いいたします。
671:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/07 11:25:30
翻訳お願いいたします。
【私は、あなたより10何歳も歳が離れてるの。
それなりに人生経験積んで来てるから、
あなた位の男のコが、一生懸命嘘ツイてても、全てお見通しなのよ。
話に一貫性がないもの。
さて、話を本題にもどして…芝居お疲れ様。
気が済んだ？
私が、あなたの話を最後までずーっと聞けたのには、訳があるの。
私、あなたが嘘ついてるの、知ってたからね。
あなた、嘘ついてる事を、私に指摘されたら、物凄い動揺してたから、すぐ解るわ。
理由を詳しく言ってくれないのは何故？
私に幻滅したとか、裏切ったとか言ってるけど、
そんな事は、言い訳程度の話で、はじめからそのつもりだったんでしょ？
だから、アメリカに行ったら2人は付き合うのは難しいって理由の嘘ついて。
国に帰る前に、私とバイバイしとこうって事？
あなたが、国に帰ってたのも嘘。
国内の携帯を海外に持ち出して使ったら、電話を受けた人にも通話料が掛かるからね。
それにプリペイドを買って電話をかけるタイブの携帯電話は、海外では使えないの。
呼び出音も日本とあなたの国では長さが違う。
まだ、他にもある。
一度、ドイツ人の友達とバーに行ってたって夜、覚えてる？
踏み切りの音がした事あったけど、あの日の時点でまだ日本に居たって事ね。
あなたの国は、日本みたいにあちこちに踏み切りがないらしいね。
あ、音も違うみたいね。
日本とあなたの国では踏み切りの音は違う。
そんなバレバレの嘘ついて、楽しかった？
あ、そうそう、日本人の女の子と何人寝たのかは知らないけど、性病に無知なアホな女が多いから、国に帰ったら、検査しといた方がいいわよ。
じゃ、ごきげんよう。】
672:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/07 11:30:30
海外通販をしたら、わけのわからないメールが来ました。
お金は引き落とされている状況です。
よくわからないメールが来ました。どういう意味？？
Hi
We got a payment from you,
not sure what went wrong but the ROPEDPS（会社名） system did not record the order details,
the items are probably still in your basket if you could checkout again &
choose the CHEQUE option
we can match it up with the credit card payment that you have already made.
Sorry for the hassle
673:1
09/05/07 11:51:51
>>655
「すべての人生に敬意をはらう」の方が当たると思います。
でも、"respect for all life"のが正しい。"lifetime"じゃなくて。
674:1
09/05/07 12:07:05
>>659
I live in Aichi, at least. Its rare that anything interesting or
important ever comes here. ^^
>>661
はい、それは正しいです。
675:1
09/05/07 12:30:14
>>662
>>665
その上、"caps" じゃなくて、"cops"だと思います。 警察という意味。
そして "stiff" は「死体」です。
676:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/07 12:52:58
もしよろしければ、英訳をお願いします。
この審判事件の費用は被請求人(あなた)ではなく、請求人が払っているため、それを取り戻すということはできません。
また、日本では代理人費用はそれぞれで支払うので、この費用の支払いを請求人に求めることもできません。
以上です。どうか宜しくお願いします。
677:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/07 14:16:07
>>675さん
ずばりそうです！入力ミスすいません
警察、死体で100％納得出来ました。
ありがとうございました。
またお邪魔させて頂くと思いますがお願いします。
678:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/07 17:35:00
ブログパーツの利用規約の一部です
これはアダルト利用禁止という意味も含まれるのでしょうか？
in any manner that is infringing, libelous, defamatory, obscene, pornographic, abusive, offensive or otherwise violates any law or right of any third party;
679:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/07 17:44:53
>>672
マルチ
答える必要なし
680:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/07 21:49:52
>>671
前の文章に手を加えて内容を詳しくしただけみたいだけど、前のを使わなかったってことかな。
かなり内容がかぶってる。
>>678
著作権侵害、中傷、誹謗、わいせつ、ポルノ、口汚い、人を傷つける、また、
第三者のいかなる権利や法律を犯すているような感じである...
681:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/08 00:06:48
>>671
はい。すみません。
書き足りない文章等もあったので…。
翻訳お願いいたします。
682:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/08 00:12:12
>>679
すいません。向こうで>>1を読めと言われ
よくよく読んでみれば板違いということで
こちらに移動してきたのです。
マルチではないので、ご容赦ください。すいません。
683:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/08 01:10:14
2008年版の駿台の英語構文Sの全訳（補充問題まで）をどなたか
のっけてくれませんか?
684:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/08 01:31:49
Project approval and design, therefore, is a critical linking
mechanism between a strategic vision for sustainable
development and operational performance
翻訳お願いします
685:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/08 06:46:21
>>684
従って、プロジェクト承認・設計は、「持続可能な開発（環境維持開発」）への
戦略的展望と運用実績とをつなぐ重要なメカニズムである。
686:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/08 08:13:23
>>680
ありがとうございます
687:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/08 10:21:20
>>666
iogとは何ですか？
688:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/08 11:14:11
>>672
あなたからの支払いを受け取りました、
なぜかわからないが、システムが注文の詳細を記録しませんでした。
商品はまだ買い物カゴの中にあると思われます。再度チェックアウトしてCHEQUEを選んでくれだら、
その情報をあなたのクレジットカードの支払いと合わせられます。
お手数をおかけしてすみません
（CHEQUEというのはたぶん支払方法の一つ）
689:1
09/05/08 14:45:59
>>687
それはスペルミスかもしれない。'iog'じゃなくて、'big'。
「that would be a big problem for you」
690:672
09/05/08 18:07:06
>>688
ありがとう！助かりました。
もういちどチェックアウトしろってことか。
なんだか詐欺くさい…
ありがとうございました。
691:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/08 22:59:08
しばしば見かけるこの表現、意味教えてー
Does what it is supposed to do.
692:1
09/05/09 02:18:16
>>691
「すべきことをしたら」
693:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/09 06:06:22
お願いします。
That seems alot lake it.
694:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/09 06:07:23
失礼スペルミスorz
That seems alot like it.
695:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/09 11:46:22
>>674
Wait. Nagoya is one of the biggest cities in Japan, next to Tokyo, Osaka, Yokohama.
So everything is available there and you can enjoy enough urban life there. Maybe you're
talking about less chances of otaku related events. If so, Tokyo might be the best place
as you know. I have visited Nagoya and enjoyed the Ferris Wheel placed closed to the wall of
a building in downtown area. In downtown area, I was surprised at first to see far less people
than I imagined on the street. Once I went underground, I was surprised to see lots of people!
That's why I had saw less people on the street. Underground paths and shopping mall were busy with lots of people.
>>694
文脈によって訳し方が変わると思うけど、「それはそんな感じがすごくする。」
696:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/09 12:10:15
>>695
ありがとうございます！
697:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/09 14:08:30
>>692
これ単体での文を見かけるのですが意味がよくわかりませんね・・・
698:1
09/05/09 15:58:31
>>697
ごめんけど、その文だけで、私もよくわからない。どこから？何について？
699:1
09/05/09 16:10:08
The problem is, Nagoya people still have a "countryside" conservative attitude. Nearly every business is closed after 8, 9, or 10pm. Compare that to Osaka, or even Tokyo, where there is almost 24/7 business for some bars, restaurants and clubs.
Really, the one good thing about Nagoya is that it's easy to travel from, thanks to the Shinkansen. That, and it's cheap compared to other major cities. Good place to live, but it's best to go elsewhere to have fun, I think.
700:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/09 16:41:38
Do you cosplay? If you do, what kind?
701:1
09/05/09 17:56:00
>>700
Actually, no. I've always wanted to, but I never have to time to get
the material I need to make a good costume.
If its possible, I'd like to Cosplay as "Death the Kid" from the
"ソウルイーター”series.
702:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/09 18:49:31
>>699
I see. I didn't know anything about nightlife there.
I have visited there a few times and on one of the occasions, I went
to a bar where all waiters and waitress are foreigners. I googled
and found out that it's gone now. Maybe it went under. I was eager to talk
in English there but kind of being shy. All I could talk in English was "Where's
the men's room?" That was a shame. I'm not good at talking to a person. If it's a case of me
talking in English to a person who met for the first time, the result is worse.
If I were K.K. (the boy in this thread who likes White woman) I could have slept with one of the waitresses. lol
703:1
09/05/09 19:45:41
>>702
I know how you feel, there. ^^ Talking conversationally to staff is
hard anyway, since you always feel like they might be busy, and don't
have time to chat.
I don't suppose you remember the name of that bar? There are a number
so-called "gaijin bars" in Nagoya, but the majority of them hire at
least a few English-speaking Japanese staff. Its rare to find a place
that hires foreign staff exclusively.
704:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/09 21:47:16
海外からのメールなんですが、良かったら意味を教えてください。
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705:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/09 22:18:44
>>703
The name is "Across the border." My sister's family live in Aichi and when I visited
them, I asked my sister if there was a good place to eat out at night. She asked her husband and
he told me about the place. As far as I remember, I didn't see any Japanese staffers there.
Maybe the staff there could understand basic Japanese or else they couldn't serve Japanese customers.
I googled and found this Q&A page first. The bar seemed to have gone out of business in 1999,
or change its location or name. The question and answer were done in 2001.
URLﾘﾝｸ(questionbox.jp.msn.com)
The person who asked the question seemed to have getton an answer from another source before saying
thank you to the person who answered his/her question.
Further searches told me it's still alive.
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.asku.com)
As of 2004, it was there. Maybe it's still there in business. This site
seems to be word-of-mouth restaurant review site. I found photos of the bar
from another website. URLﾘﾝｸ(www.asahi-net.or.jp) Ring the bell?
706:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/09 22:20:04
707:1
09/05/09 22:37:58
>>705
It sounds familiar, though I've never
been there myself. I'll see what I can dig up on the local net.
708:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/09 22:39:14
>>704
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709:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/09 22:41:23
すいません。お暇な方、このラジオインタビューを訳して
いただけませんでしょうか。彼のファンですが、何を言ってるのか
さ知りたいです。途中、日本がどうのこうの言ってると思うのですが・・・
お願いします。
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.youtube.com)
710:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/09 22:47:11
>>708
有難うございます。
711:潜伏してるつもりの
09/05/09 22:52:48
＊神社、祭り、相撲ババアに注意！
ろくに英語もできないくせに日本の文化を日本人の代表のように知ったかぶりして
外国人に紹介する。相手のメールに対して、ちょっと上から目線で
コメントして上手くまとめようとする、神社、祭り、相撲、 讃岐うどんババアに注意！
和訳スレにも頻繁に出没します。 回答が得られないと、「中高生の宿題質問スレ」
にまで出没。外国人とのメールの和訳、英訳を2ちゃんに丸投げ。
最近では、添削依頼をすることもありますが、基本は全て丸投げです。
ネット上にメルアドを晒している外国人に、手当たり次第に一方的に
メールを攻撃を行うため、困惑した外国人からはこんなメールが。
そのメールを和訳スレで和訳依頼。
ｽﾚﾘﾝｸ(english板)
292 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中：2009/01/10(土) 14:02:32
お願いします。
I have very good friends all over the world and family as well. I am
trying to keep up with most of them and it is very demanding as much
as it is rewarding but this means it is harder for me to try to keep
in touch with people I almost don't know because we did not have time
to establish a solid friendship.I hope you can understand my words
and believe that they are not in any way negative but this is my
reality so you cannot expect too much from me..If this is a
disappointment I do apologize.
【和訳の要約】忙しい生活のなか、大事な家族や友達とメールで連絡をとる時間を作るのは
大変だが、それなりに楽しい。でも、見ず知らずのあなたから一方的にメールを出され
ても困る。返信している暇などない。
712:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/10 00:07:16
>>709は、ほかのスレでも質問しているマルチなので、無視
713:709
09/05/10 00:32:48
紛らわしくてすみません。急いで訳していただきたかったので
他のスレにも頼んでしまいました。訳していただけませんか？
714:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/10 01:02:03
>>713
ほかのスレで丁寧に一字一句タイプしてくれた奴がいるだろ。
それを自分で訳せ。
715:709
09/05/10 09:44:31
>>714 はい、お世話になりました
716:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/10 11:30:22
Puchiko at the end man. So something I would do. I do stuff like that in public, and now the only date I can get is some idiot.
お願いします
717:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/10 15:22:39
There is little question any more that change in our social institutions must come.
Never before in history has there been such a consensus in objectives all over the world,
nor such a variance of method in trying to achive these objectives.
お願いしますー
718:1
09/05/10 20:11:12
>>716
「最後はプチコだ。私らしいだね。みんなの前にそんなことするから、
今アホな人だけとデートできる。」
。。。かな？ プチコは何か分からないけど。
719:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/10 21:14:01
このスレは和文を英訳して頂くことも出来ますか？？
バンドでオリジナルの曲を作ってまして、スラングや品のない表現等を使いたいんです
720:1
09/05/11 11:48:45
>>719
何でもの翻訳しているだから、大丈夫。できれば、手伝います。
721:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/11 12:14:34
Do you get homesick? Sometimes?
722:1
09/05/11 13:31:25
>>721
Very rarely. I do miss my family sometimes, but I don't miss my hometown itself. Last month I went back to Canada for a week. It was nice, but I was still happy to come back to Japan.
723:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/11 14:09:52
A Band-Aid with medicine is put behind your ear,so you can feel healthy.
翻訳お願いします
724:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/11 15:08:18
Most men everywhere agree they want to end war, imperialism, racism, poverty, disease and tyranny.
Whant they disagree about is whether these expectations can be fulfilled within the old frameworks
of nationalism, representative goverment and the profit system.
なんかかなりむずいです
725:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/11 15:32:18
>>724
どの国でもほとんどの人は戦争、帝国主義、貧困、病気、独裁を根絶したいことには同感なのです。
意見が合わないのは、そういった切望が国家主義、代議政治、利潤体系といった古い体制の中で実現可能なのかという点です。
726:725
09/05/11 16:19:32
あ、人種差別、が抜けてた。
727:1
09/05/11 17:35:42
>>723
「包帯に置かれた薬は耳の裏に置いて、健康になります。」
文法はちょっと変かもしれないけど、なんとなくこの意味だと思います。
728:1
09/05/11 17:54:34
「スタッフを救うように特別業務課に申告をお願いします。」
メールが届いたけど、
この文の意味よく分からない。
「あなたの業務課にお願いします」と言う意味？
それとも、「あなたじゃなくて、（別の）業務課にお願いする」と言う意味？
729:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/11 18:21:27
>>728
「特別業務課」っていう課がないのなら
特別に業務課に申請をお願いします
だと思われるよ
730:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/11 18:32:29
V****r on May 3, 2009 at 9:31pm
>>728
From what I see, 特別業務課 was first used by V****r in his translation to Japanese on May 3, 2009 at 9:31pm.
The orginal phrase for it is "official groups" used in a post May 3, 2009 at 7:27pm.
I wouldn't say 特別業務課 was a good translation because "offcial groups" and
特別業務課 sounds like two different things, don't they?
Anyway, I'm not sure if she means Anonymous's 特別業務課 or Scientology's
特別業務課. Maybe she meant Anonymous's 特別業務課. (Maybe she thinks
Anonymous is a pretty pig organization. I'm not sure.
Anyway, what you tried to mean by "official groups" wasn't conveyed
to her. I thought you meant "official anti-cult or anti- Scientology groups (in Japan)"
by "official groups." 特別業務課 sounds like one section that handles
special affairs/operation in a organization/company.
Her(his?) Japanese is bad. Not grammatically but I don't get what she tries to
mean here and there.
731:730
09/05/11 18:35:09
Forget the first line. I forgot to delete it.
732:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/11 18:48:59
Orioles manager Dave Trembley didn't remove Koji Uehara from today's game because he thought the right-hander was tired after six innings.
His mind was made up.
Uehara was done after 94 pitches, and the bullpen was going to be responsible for the last nine outs.
We know what happened next.
"I don't know about tired, I just thought he was done," Trembley said. "He had done his job.
We've asked a lot of him each time he's gone out there and I thought he had his pitch count up.
"He got us to where we needed to go and I didn't see any sense in extending him any further.
He's done that in most of his outings, he's gone deep into games."
翻訳お願いします。
733:名無しさん＠英語勉強中
09/05/11 19:22:50
>>732
オリオールズの監督のデイブトレンブリーは、6イニング後に右腕（上原のこと）
が疲れていると思って、今日の試合で交代させたのではない。
決めていた。94球で終わりだったってこと。残りのアウト9個はブルペンのピッチャーが
責任を負うことになってた。
そしてどうなったかはご存じのとおり。
「疲れてたとかはわからんよ。ただ、彼はもう仕事をしたと思っただけだ。」
トレンブリは言う。「自分の仕事はもうやってくれた。彼がマウンドで投球するときは
いつも、彼にたくさんのことを要求する。彼は投球数を延ばしてくれたと思った。」
「必要な回まで投げてくれたし、それ以上投げさせる意味が見当たらなかった。
たいていの登板機会で、彼は必要な回まで投げてくれてる。かなり試合の終盤まで
ね。（持ちこたえてくれる）」
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これでいいと思うけど、We've asked a lot of him each time とか自信ない。
he had his pitch count up. も。 he's gone deep into games. と合わせて
1に一応聞いてみる。