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2017/8/14 23:34
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How to translate this?
日本人は西洋ものでいえばファンタジーが好きです。Does this mean "speaking about western things, Japanese like fantasy"?
6月に入り体調をくずしてしまい - does this mean "I (unintentionally) became sick in June" or what "6gatu ni iri" part means?
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by spiriti (guest)
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Re: translation help
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2017/8/15 11:12
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- The first one: are they talking about movies or something? My best interpretation (assuming that) is: The Japanese like fantasy, among the western movies/categories/genre.
- "Taichou wo kuzusu" simply means "I became ill," nothing intentional. "6-gatsu ni hairi" means "into/in June."
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by AK
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Re: translation help
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2017/8/15 14:29
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Thanks!
I wonder what "shimai" means in taichou wo kuzushite shimai? Does that mean something "unfortunately?
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