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Japanese to English translation (very short)
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2013/1/3 06:02
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Hi, I got a piece of paper from a girl with a Japanese sentence on it. I really don't know what it says. Can anybody help? Here is a link to the pic: http://i45.tinypic.com/ir5186.jpgBest regards, Nick
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by N. van der Rijt (guest)
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Re: Japanese to English translation (very short)
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2013/1/3 09:29
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Japanese in alphabet:
Yo! Nicky! Genki? Nihon no koto ga suki nano? Ii-ne! Marike ha yoroshikune!
Marike no tomodachi, Eveline yori.
English translation:
Yo! Nicky! Are you fine? Do you like Japan? Nice! Please take care of Marike!
From Eveline, a friend of Marike.
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Re: Japanese > English translation (very short)
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2013/1/3 21:09
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Wow, thanks for the quick response!
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