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One of the alphabets used to write in Japanese. These are thousands of Chinese characters, and they're used to write some nouns, names, and the bases of verbs. |
One of the alphabets used to write in Japanese. These are thousands of Chinese characters, and they're used to write some nouns, names, and the bases of verbs. |
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Mochi is a Japanese rice cake, made by pounding rice over and over with a wooden mallet until it becomes a doughy stretchy substance, then rolling it into balls and covering it with various toppings. Sometimes they are filled with various fillings, like red bean paste. In this case, the "New Year's mochi" refers to the mochi cakes (usually without filling) that are included in the traditional soup eaten on New Years Day. |
Mochi is a Japanese rice cake, made by pounding rice over and over with a wooden mallet until it becomes a doughy stretchy substance, then rolling it into balls and covering it with various toppings. Sometimes they are filled with various fillings, like red bean paste. In this case, the "New Year's mochi" refers to the mochi cakes (usually without filling) that are included in the traditional soup eaten on New Years Day. |
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Revision as of 01:23, 29 January 2016
Translator's notes for Fukkatsu! Kouhoku Gakuen Bungeibu.
Chapter One
Main's name
In this case, this is the exact Romanization of the main character's name: マイン, which is why I've spelled it this way. But it isn't pronounced like the English word "main," instead, it's pronounced "mah-EE-n."
Katakana
The Japanese language contains three separate alphabets. One is hiragana, one is katakana, and one is kanji. Katakana is the alphabet used to write foreign words and names.
Kanji
One of the alphabets used to write in Japanese. These are thousands of Chinese characters, and they're used to write some nouns, names, and the bases of verbs.
Mochi
Mochi is a Japanese rice cake, made by pounding rice over and over with a wooden mallet until it becomes a doughy stretchy substance, then rolling it into balls and covering it with various toppings. Sometimes they are filled with various fillings, like red bean paste. In this case, the "New Year's mochi" refers to the mochi cakes (usually without filling) that are included in the traditional soup eaten on New Years Day.
Manga
Manga are Japanese comics.
Blue
Not only is this apparently a reference to the Power Rangers, but it's also rather fitting for her because although her name is written with a different kanji, "Aoi" is a homophone for "blue."
