A friend showed me this:
http://freedict.com/onldict/jap.html
Japanese dictionnary
From Japanese to English, I tried to type in Booken… gave nothing.
Then I putted in Bouken, like he told me to…
Japanese - English
bouken - autopsy, necropsy
<B>bouken - risk, venture, adventure</B>
I dunnow, but I like that one.
You guys… try it with your name or something. Might find something interesting
If you’re going to use a Japanese->English dictionary, use:
http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/wwwjdic.html
My Japanese teacher said it’s one of the very few dictionaries that tend to be accurate.
…And, of course, let’s not forget babelfish, which would most likely come up with an over-long story about pwuth cap bedspreads sailing down the Anui on a }ten:00{ :thud:
Nothing for Nebagram, nothing for Neb by itself, but as a Farscape fan, I can’t help but be intruiged by-
nebari: stickyness, viscosity
hmm… :get it?:
Shuyya-Ken= Nightblade
saiba-taihi = Cybercompost
Ren came up with this: “(n) party; company; group”
My name is so unique it’s not in a dictionary. HoHoHoHo.
The English to Russian one’s pretty damn good.
–ׂ¯‚é y‚à‚¤‚¯‚éz (v1) gagner (de l’argent); obtenir; se procurer; avoir un enfant
That’s what I got for Gemini. (Japanese and French). avoir un enfant? WHOA!!!
How do I change Japanese symbols to English letters?
Originally posted by JFGemini107
[b]–ׂ¯‚é y‚à‚¤‚¯‚éz (v1) gagner (de l’argent); obtenir; se procurer; avoir un enfantThat’s what I got for Gemini. (Japanese and French). avoir un enfant? WHOA!!!
How do I change Japanese symbols to English letters? [/b]
You’ve got to know how to write things in Romaji
Results for ‘Gil’ in English, nothing in Japenese.
agile - binshou, subayai
agility - binsoku
all-night vigil over a body - tsuya
all night vigil - yoakashi, tetsuya
eve of a festival - vigil yomiya
Fragile - waremonochuui
fragile - wareyasui, moroi
fragile article - kowaremono
fragile item - waremono
gill net - sashiami
