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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

please help me translate this

This post has been edited by arcz93: Dec 27 2015, 05:15

please help me translate this

I read it as:

わ…私はここで
調教していただき
立派な肉便器に
していただきましたぁ…

I read it as:

わ…私はここで
調教していただき
立派な肉便器に
していただきましたぁ…

in case the kanji makes no diff for him:
"Here I train women into slave sluts" [loosely]
tbh though I looked at the image and thought she was drunk and couldn't be assed to figure out her slurring with no context, so... gj

in case the kanji makes no diff for him:
"Here I train women into slave sluts" [loosely]
tbh though I looked at the image and thought she was drunk and couldn't be assed to figure out her slurring with no context, so... gj

She's talking about herself having been trained.

please help me translate this page.
[hitomi.la] https://hitomi.la/reader/883183.html#32


This post has been edited by Hyper_De: Jan 2 2016, 12:46

Just double-checking, on this page, did the author actually mean 幹部, or did he mean 患部 (I ask since I have not seen any indication that 塗り込む is also used politically like "cover (a situation) up", which is what I assume would have to be the case if 幹部 was meant)?

I've got a handwritten/expression question.



I'm reading this as:

”三人旅の
一人乞食” は
宜しくないね

Is that correct? Can someone help me with this expression? I can usually puzzle them out, but this one is throwing me off. Thanks for any help.

UF

三人旅の一人乞食 is Japanese proverb, I can't find the synonym of it for the English version.

That proverb mostly mean if something done by 3 people one of them is just a burden or he/she may be excluded/ignored.

This post has been edited by Forth_Lancer: Jan 6 2016, 23:14

三人旅の一人乞食 is Japanese proverb, I can't find the synonym of it for the English version.

That proverb mostly mean if something done by 3 people one of them is just a burden or he/she may be excluded/ignored.

Two is company, three is none (or a crowd).

Hola Amigos,

Sorry if I don't really know how this works, but I'm super frustrated with this guys garbage handwriting.
I will legitimately pay like 40K credits if anyone can read this shit lol. plz help me senpais

I can make out the words "chinpo", what I think are the kanji 日 and 黒 , and that second to last line of nihanakattanoda. I don't really need a translation, just knowing the japanese would be fine.

(IMG:[i66.tinypic.com] http://i66.tinypic.com/2pyp9qf.jpg)

This post has been edited by froppy_one: Jan 7 2016, 19:26

Hola Amigos,

Sorry if I don't really know how this works, but I'm super frustrated with this guys garbage handwriting.
I will legitimately pay like 40K credits if anyone can read this shit lol. plz help me senpais

I can make out the words "chinpo", what I think are the kanji 日 and 黒 , and that second to last line of nihanakattanoda. I don't really need a translation, just knowing the japanese would be fine.

I got:

ボクの見た
ちんぽは
あの日黒銀に
輝いていた (シャイニングスコーピオン)
しかしそれを受けいれる
キャパシティが
そのvagina
にはなかったのだ
-寧による福音書

I got:

ボクの見た
ちんぽは
あの日黒銀に
輝いていた (シャイニングスコーピオン)
しかしそれを受けいれる
キャパシティが
そのvagina
にはなかったのだ
-寧による福音書

Wow, that was fast! I sent you the credits. I'm curious though, how did you read the kanji in that last line? Is it just a matter of knowing the stroke orders, or is it more experience? I don't think i've ever had to read handwritten kanji outside of maybe my own notes

Wow, that was fast! I sent you the credits. I'm curious though, how did you read the kanji in that last line? Is it just a matter of knowing the stroke orders, or is it more experience? I don't think i've ever had to read handwritten kanji outside of maybe my own notes

I think experience is key to reading poor handwriting no matter what language it's in.

Could someone help me translate this line?

今日会ったばかりの君にどうこう言われる筋合いは…

I plan to use this thread in the future if necessary, and others are welcome to as well. And, without further ado...

迷宮の地下で繋がれているよりはマシだろうって。。。
I'm effing lost on this. The context might help, but it's just a weird sentence, to me. I'd elaborate on why right now, but I'd rather not color anyone's interpretation.

Context (the previous two lines in the same frame of reference):
色々あって今はコイツ剣士レオンの相棒をしている
自由になる為に不本意ながら主従の契約という形ではあるけれどね
(Just in case: I don't need any help with these lines.)

There's a couple of other lines that might be related, but I doubt are. I think the lines above are what it springs from, and I've made an assumption at the moment as to what it's supposed to mean, but I'd really like to hear anyone else's take on it.

I can't see the conext.