Haiken
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i know this was posted 2016
At first i really thought of subo for adults = BJ
Sorry got a dirty mind ok i'm out
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Wow, Post since October 2016 and nobody replied, is this forum dead?
Anyway, the first one is wrong
Kumakanta = singing
Kumanta = sang
The children sang.
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I understand some of it but my Kanji is not that great yet, so i can only read it in broken sentences but I can more/less grasp the general idea of the story.
But i really need an exact correct translation to English
This is really long but could you please translate this for me to English? it's really important that I know the exact translation.
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There are two ways to write "ri" in Hiragana, in english we have the cursive, same with japanese.
so it's either り or り. The book is not wrong
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It says "Do not trust/believe anyone"
In Romaji it reads "(誰)Dare (も)mo (信じるな)Shinjiruna"
Daremo > Anyone/Anybody
Shinjiru > Believe
-na(suffix) > Do not
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14 hours ago, AlphaGaijin said:
Since it gets hot when used with direct flame , please do not touch with bare hands.....
(the 2nd kanji to the end cannot be read due to the lighting so I couldn't translate the last sentence very well.)
Also I'm new to Japanese so if I translated wrong please do correct me.
Thank you, I actually translated it as you have but i needed a second translation to verify my answer
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Lies and Slander
Filipino > Kasinungalingan at Paninira
Ilocano (minor Filipino language) > Panagulbud ken Panangpadakes
Japanese > うそと中傷 (Uso to Chūshō )
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Why Filipinos are so good in singing? Is it correlated with language?
in Study Tagalog
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I really like singing, and been singing wherever i go since i was a kid. BUT, i'm terrible at singing, i think my vocal structure have something to do with it though since i can't really hit high notes and that's where it all goes wrong
Most of the time i sing with a flat note, i'm the only one in the family who can't sing well.