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''"Basically, I'm wondering how much I can change the words and sentence structure when I'm editing. I noticed that translators are worried about changes that remove important information and foreshadowing elements from the story, so I just want to get this issue out of the way now. "'' | ''"Basically, I'm wondering how much I can change the words and sentence structure when I'm editing. I noticed that translators are worried about changes that remove important information and foreshadowing elements from the story, so I just want to get this issue out of the way now. "'' | ||
I've done a rough copy of the | I've done a rough copy of the some of the chapters as well (if you plan on helping with vol 3~4). You can find the links on my page. Since I understand your concerns about editing, it might be better to use mine as a supplementary reference. It's hard with just one, but if you have two independent translations of the same line, it should give a pretty good idea of what the source Japanese says. It might be useful to have a look when you come across lines you aren't 100% sure about. [[User:Vanant|Vanant]] ([[User talk:Vanant|talk]]) 15:24, 25 July 2014 (CDT) | ||
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"Basically, I'm wondering how much I can change the words and sentence structure when I'm editing. I noticed that translators are worried about changes that remove important information and foreshadowing elements from the story, so I just want to get this issue out of the way now. "
I've done a rough copy of the some of the chapters as well (if you plan on helping with vol 3~4). You can find the links on my page. Since I understand your concerns about editing, it might be better to use mine as a supplementary reference. It's hard with just one, but if you have two independent translations of the same line, it should give a pretty good idea of what the source Japanese says. It might be useful to have a look when you come across lines you aren't 100% sure about. Vanant (talk) 15:24, 25 July 2014 (CDT)