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Ah, I see. Thanks!

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This post has been edited by Shlomo: Dec 15 2015, 04:45

Found this on Twitter.



Curious to know what it says.

Found this on Twitter.

Curious to know what it says.

He says that seeing the word 'villain' in the fan translation reminded him of American Comics.

He says that seeing the word 'villain' in the fan translation reminded him of American Comics.

I see...

Can anyone translate this page please?



This post has been edited by shodan89: Dec 17 2015, 06:22

Can anyone translate this page please?

Relax, mate. Someone is translating the whole book for that page you've requested. Just have some patience and you'll read it and all of the rest (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)


Now, with my request...

Please, could someone make these 100% legible, and translate the second one? The second one is from the same story of shodan89's post though the details will most certainly be kept as japanese(the translator has some problems with the handwritten stuff). The first request is to help him with another project, by the way.

(IMG:[i.imgur.com] http://i.imgur.com/bF8eDLB.jpg)
(the SPE is from SPECIAL, probably)

Thank you very much, really.

Best Regards.

This post has been edited by hentaieyebr: Dec 19 2015, 07:44

意識　寝　？？　壁　謎

母と息子 mother and son

４時間？ 4 hours (?)

禁断 forbidden

This post has been edited by N04h: Dec 19 2015, 07:49

(IMG:[i.imgur.com] http://i.imgur.com/bF8eDLB.jpg)

Helping N04h

The unknown one maybe 遣 or 遺 or 違
Maybe if there is more hint like what is the second or first kanji before it, we can help you more or maybe the page link. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)

Hello there, I stumbled on some unknown kanjis:





I looked up into dictionary and to no avail.

Any kind of help is truly appreciated!

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Also if anyone can read these 'gibberish' characters:



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This post has been edited by Frostbite: Dec 20 2015, 22:28

Hello there, I stumbled on some unknown kanjis:





I looked up into dictionary and to no avail.

Any kind of help is truly appreciated!

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Also if anyone can read these 'gibberish' characters:



[attachmentid=76454]

I don't know where you got these kanji but really most (if not all) of it are never used anymore. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)
But here some help:
艟 = Ikusabune = fighting ship
黨 = Nakama = faction, clique
袰 = Horo = hood, cover
聢 = Shika = certainly. Mostly this kanji used as 聢り = shikkari = firmly, tightly
贖う = Aganau = to compensate, to make up for
蛩 = Koorogi = cricket
閘 = Hinokuchi = water gate
繃 = Maku = wrap. Used at 繃帯 = Houtai = bandage.
葆 = Shigeru = dense growth. Old kanji of 茂
痾 = Yamai = chronic illness. Old kanji of 病
烋 = it's onyomi is Kou, Kyuu or Kyou (there is no kunyomi) = boasting, fortunate, beautiful
鰤 = Buri = yellowtail tuna
鞋 = Waraji or Kutsu = straw sandals
諳 from 諳んじる= Soranjiru = to memorize
籤 = Kuji = lottery
驀 = Baku or Mat-- = going straight forward. Kanji that used at 驀地 = Masshigura = full speed and 驀進 = Bakushin = dash, rush.

About the kanji at the sword, I can't help you but mostly it is the name of the sword maker or maybe the name of the sword itself. Such old kanji is beyond my dictionary. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

This post has been edited by Forth_Lancer: Dec 20 2015, 23:27

Can someone translate this plz

I don't know where you got these kanji but really most (if not all) of it are never used anymore. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)
But here some help:
艟 = Ikusabune = fighting ship
黨 = Nakama = faction, clique
袰 = Horo = hood, cover
聢 = Shika = certainly. Mostly this kanji used as 聢り = shikkari = firmly, tightly
贖う = Aganau = to compensate, to make up for
蛩 = Koorogi = cricket
閘 = Hinokuchi = water gate
繃 = Maku = wrap. Used at 繃帯 = Houtai = bandage.
葆 = Shigeru = dense growth. Old kanji of 茂
痾 = Yamai = chronic illness. Old kanji of 病
烋 = it's onyomi is Kou, Kyuu or Kyou (there is no kunyomi) = boasting, fortunate, beautiful
鰤 = Buri = yellowtail tuna
鞋 = Waraji or Kutsu = straw sandals
諳 from 諳んじる= Soranjiru = to memorize
籤 = Kuji = lottery
驀 = Baku or Mat-- = going straight forward. Kanji that used at 驀地 = Masshigura = full speed and 驀進 = Bakushin = dash, rush.

About the kanji at the sword, I can't help you but mostly it is the name of the sword maker or maybe the name of the sword itself. Such old kanji is beyond my dictionary. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

How did you find it? I mean, I tried on many online dictionaries.. well, thanks a lot friend! Actually, I got all the old kanjis from some old program glitches. Actually, I can make it, but couldn't write it down.

Would you please teach me how to find unknown kanjis? (for example from Kanji dictionary?) (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) . PM would be great or if you prefer to explain it here that's all right too.

This post has been edited by Frostbite: Dec 21 2015, 13:45

How did you find it? I mean, I tried on many online dictionaries.. well, thanks a lot friend! Actually, I got all the old kanjis from some old program glitches. Actually, I can make it, but couldn't write it down.

Would you please teach me how to find unknown kanjis? (for example from Kanji dictionary?) (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) . PM would be great or if you prefer to explain it here that's all right too.

When I search for unknown kanji I always start with the radical first and then how many stroke the kanji is.

When I search for unknown kanji I always start with the radical first and then how many stroke the kanji is.

So, basically slicing the big kanjis into smaller-sized part radicals? How do you know the radicals in each kanji? I mean, how to know which is which in the dictionary? Sorry if this becomes a bit off-topic..
And lastly, What Kanji dictionary do you use?
Thanks! (I'm learning Japanese right now) (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) ありがとうな! Do you use> +jinmeiyo in the search?

So, basically slicing the big kanjis into smaller-sized part radicals? How do you know the radicals in each kanji? I mean, how to know which is which in the dictionary? Sorry if this becomes a bit off-topic..
And lastly, What Kanji dictionary do you use?
Thanks! (I'm learning Japanese right now) (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) ありがとうな! Do you use> +jinmeiyo in the search?

I'm using dictionary like this:
[www.kanji.org] http://www.kanji.org/kanji/dictionaries/images/ntc1s.jpg
[www.kanji.org] http://www.kanji.org/kanji/dictionaries/images/kanei1s.jpg

If you know kanji (chinese character) you will see that every kanji is combination of some other kanji, that's the one that we call radical.
For example: 諳 has 言、日、立　as it's radical.

No, afaik jinmeiyo won't help you to find kanji.
And
[jisho.org] http://jisho.org/ can help you to find hard to know kanji since it has radical search system.

And I think you can PM me if you have another question regarding this so this thread won't so out of topic.

So, basically slicing the big kanjis into smaller-sized part radicals? How do you know the radicals in each kanji? I mean, how to know which is which in the dictionary? Sorry if this becomes a bit off-topic..
And lastly, What Kanji dictionary do you use?
Thanks! (I'm learning Japanese right now) (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) ありがとうな! Do you use> +jinmeiyo in the search?

If you have a phone with Google translate you can do this.

Can someone translate this plz

looks like you're convulsing from the G-spot rubbing

掻きむしる -> tearing, scratching, clutching
しゃくり上げる -> convulsing in sobs
the katakana just says spot [G - su pa tto]

This post has been edited by thirdeyeblind: Dec 25 2015, 20:36

Note that it says ように, not just よう; and of course the よ particle at the end, indicating she's saying something that the listener didn't know yet.

"I'll rub your G-spot *so that* you will convulse"

SFX is ペロ *lick* (getting her fingers ready). Those nails though...



For the people wondering how to find kanji in a dictionary: take a look at [kanjitomo.net] KanjiTomo. You just start it and point your cursor at a Japanese word anywhere on your screen (can be written both horizontally or vertically). It'll instantly detect the word and show it (for copy-pasting) as well as its dictionary entry.

This post has been edited by erc_: Dec 26 2015, 12:50

Note that it says ように, not just よう; and of course the よ particle at the end, indicating she's saying something that the listener didn't know yet.

"I'll rub your G-spot *so that* you will convulse"

SFX is ペロ *lick* (getting her fingers ready). Those nails though...

that's what i thought originally, but went back and edited it taking youni as "like so" instead, since I thought she was tasting her fingers
as in she's already convulsing like, "aha! looks like you're convulsing because I'm so good"
you're probably right though the lick is kinda faint

This post has been edited by thirdeyeblind: Dec 26 2015, 14:00