Need a romanji translation, please

Hello, all,

I'm working on a short story about a martial arts master I plan to call either "The Dragon Master" or "The Iron Dragon" (I haven't decided which yet). Could any kind soul(s) out there give me romanji translations of these two names/titles?

Thanks very much,
Richard

"The Dragon Master"
Dragon zukai, or Ryu zukai

"The Iron Dragon"
kurogane no ryu, Tetsu ryu, or Kou Ryu (this is the "steel" dragon)

I like "kurogane no ryu" the best :)

Hi,

What does zukai mean?

Thanks so much for the translations -- now I can roll them around and figure out which I like best!

I like 'Tetsu ryu' because of assonance. It's short, and easy to say and remember.

Richard - Can you tell anything about the story? It sounds interesting. Who are you writing for (other than yourself)?

How do you say 'big sister' in romanji?

It's romaji, by the way.

The word you are after is "oneesan" if it is someone else's, and "ane" if it is your own.

I really want to know the translation of "Wishing Star" in romanji. My friend is making a site called "Bella no (wishing star)" but she doesn't know the romanji for wishing star.

Thank you!

Negaiboshi would be appropriate.

Thank's a lot! ^_^

So "Bella no Negaiboshi" would make sense

how do u say i miss you and i love you very much in japanese? [romaji]


tnx..

i miss you and i love you very much

anata ga inakute sabishii-yo, daisuki nan-dakara anata no kotaga!!

if another useful expreesion, you can find out at early other similar post, i'm sure.
but in actual conversation, you just say "i love you" in English, it is ok enough, no problem, probably the conclution is not so different, i think

Can anyone translate what this means? T_T;;

Kuchiki-Rukia mitai desu neh ?

Kuchiki-Rukia mitai desu ne ? (need not end-"h")

You look like Kuchiki-Rukia(朽木　ルキア), aren't you?

To **, good try but you need to change the form of your tag question.

It should be "You look like Kuchiki Rukia, don't you".

What does wakimono means in english?? I don't know if that is spelt this way though..

"baka da yoooo, omae! konna koto o kaku no wa dame da yo ne!"

thanks already!!!

"baka da yoooo, omae! konna koto o kaku no wa dame da yo ne!"

How foolish !! it is wrong for you to write such a thing.

To Exe,

The way you spell it doesn't sound quite right :), but my guesses are:

If it's "Tawakemono!" (almost yelled) it's a scolding word "You moron!" from a boss/supervisor to his subordinate(s). Where did you hear it?

It if's "wakamono," it simply means "a youth."