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| − | I am a Japanese born half-Japanese half-Australian. |
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| − | I can speak Japanese quite well, but I am terrible when it comes to reading and writing because I never took |
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| − | any Japanese reading or writing classes (having moved to Australia when I was three) |
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| − | So in Junior school I started practising by myself, and I can read and write hiragana and katakana, |
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| − | but unfortunately Kanji is my pianissimo (as opposed to forte). |
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| − | I absolutely revered the Clannad anime, and so I downloaded the visual novel and began reading it with |
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| − | a downloadable Japanese Kanji dictionary, copying and pasting the kanji from the 'SEEN' files and |
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| − | finding out their meanings (as long as I know how to read them I can usually understand them.) |
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| − | I am new to this whole translating thing and don't understand a lot of the fancy mumbo jumbo, |
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| − | so if I make any mistakes pick me up on it before it becomes a bad habit. |
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| − | Also, I am Osaka-umari, and trying to stay true to my heritage, I use Osaka-ben when speaking Japanese. |
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| − | I will try not to let that show through to my translating. |
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| − | Honana~! |
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| − | If you ever want me to translate a Japanese sentence literally, feel free to ask. I love the |
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| − | absurd-sounding sentences which occur because the grammatical structure is so different from English. |
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Latest revision as of 13:28, 17 December 2009
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