>translating '-san' to 'Miss'
Translating '-san' to 'Miss'
Juan Lopez
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Dylan Martin
Miss Asahina~
Samuel Adams
One! Two!
One! Two! Miss! Four!
Or did I threeunderstand your point?
Matthew Fisher
Easy on that spiked soup there missy
Lincoln Parker
You're annoying. Shinu.
Andrew Johnson
It's not necessarily wrong, it depends on the context.
Charles Morris
Eh, something good happened to you recently?
Ryan Peterson
Sorry, I'm not very good with numbers.
Samuel Sullivan
>it depends on the context.
the context is highschool girls talking to each other
Wyatt Moore
>english dub saying -san
Samuel Brooks
If a character in anime says "anime" how is it translated?
Cartoons?
Gabriel Baker
>english dub
Gavin Gray
>english
Wyatt Nguyen
>Yoshinoya-Sensei!
>Miss Yoshinoya!
Cameron Morales
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Logan Adams
Misstress Yoshinoya would sound awkward
Luke Russell
>translating 'Yunocchi' to 'Yuno'
Wyatt Edwards
Hoe about Mama Yoshinoya?
Cameron Sanders
That sounds about right, I heard they don't say "three" because it sounds like "death".
Wyatt Peterson
...
Joseph Diaz
Actually, that's a very correct translation.
Depending on the context.
Levi Hughes
>translating '-desu' to 'death'
Ryan Bennett
Why not just "Teacher"? You could easily drop the name for the sake of localization.
Christopher Price
>localizing the last name into the first name
Nathan Ortiz
That's just transliteration.
James Martin
>refers to them as onii-chan and then brother in the same line
Jason Martin
>translating '-san' to 'Miss'
>character is male
Julian Hall
Only small children say "teacher," college students might say "professor" though.
Connor Perry
>translating "itadakimasu" as "hail satan"
Christian Powell
Hum, I guess I'm not very familiar with how English people call out on their teachers.
Brody Smith
Here in the UK we generally use Sir and Miss, call professors by their first name though.
Hudson Bell
>Translating onii-chan as big brother
>Translating onii-sama as big brother
>Translating onii-san as big brother
>Translating onii as big brother
>Translating nii-san as big brother
>Translating nii-chan as big brother
>Translating nii-sama as big brother
>Translating nii as big brother
>Translating nii-nii as big brother
>Translating nii-tama as big brother
>Translating aniki as big brother
Thomas Smith
>tag: left to right
Connor Murphy
Everything after nii-sama is a crime against Japan itself.
Ayden Sanchez
...
Ryder King
>translate samurai as samurai
>translate ronin as ronin
>then translate bushi as warrior
Justin Perez
>Translating oniichama as big brother
>Translating aniuesama as big brother
>Translating niiya as big brother
>Translating anigimisama as big brother
>Translating anchan as big brother
Camden Fisher
...
Connor Brooks
>anigimisama
>anchan
Who the fuck use that?
Julian Murphy
Haruka and Mami, respectively.
Kayden Morales
Kobato uses anchan all the time.
Also youtu.be
Gavin Kelly
I have to wonder what compelled someone to draw this.
John Nelson
>translating any honorific at all
Benjamin Myers
Good joke
Blake Moore
tfw I was watching 3DPD[ /spoiler] Japanese french maid porn and the meido adressed the the oujo as onee-sama. First, does anyone do this, ever? tt sounds too familiar for a maid to use. Second, the subber translated it as madam, which fits the scene, but feels weird. What is up with all this?
Also, does anyone elsefeel bothered when the subber gets lazy and stops translating in the middle a scene, even if it is only like 5 min?[ /spoiler]
Christopher Smith
>mari okada
Luke Stewart
Throw a homer
Through the dark lord amen
Sebastian Lee
You post this shit two times and still fuck the spoiler? Considers suicide
Nicholas Thomas
I know, right? I even cosidered replying to myself with something along the lines of "Fuck this shit, I´m not fixing it a third time."
Elijah Fisher
Please use a tripcode so I can filter you
Alternatively, woah bro where do I subscribe!