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Mashimaro7
  • I noticed that I've been keeping replacing comma with maru during the process of this process of arrangement.
  • I noticed that I've been keeping replacing comma with maru during the process of this process of arrangement.

order

Dec 05th 2008 12:56 Original Share with all Internet users

Mashimaro7
  • I need to arrange it in various ways to make it easier for readers to understand: Breaking long sentences is essential since there is virtually no counterpart in Japanese to the relative pronoun to English; a change in the order of words must be changed frequently; inserting and deleting conjunctions is needed are need for an easy-to-understand translation.
  • I need to arrange it in various ways to make it easier for readers to understand: Breaking long sentences is essential since there is virtually no counterpart in Japanese to the relative pronoun to English; a change in the order of words must be made frequently; inserting and deleting conjunctions is needed are need for an easy-to-understand translation.

order plural-singlar

Dec 05th 2008 12:55 Original Share with all Internet users

m3cch4
  • A woman with a slouch looks beautiful when they are in 12-Layered ceremonial kimono.
  • A woman with a slouch looks beautiful when they are in 12-Layered ceremonial kimono. {"When women wearing 12-layered ceremonial kimono slouch, it looks beautiful."}

order

Dec 05th 2008 03:12 Original Share with all Internet users

m3cch4
  • This is how they like:
  • This is what they looked like:

minorerror

Dec 05th 2008 03:12 Original Share with all Internet users

m3cch4
  • They washed their hair once every two months, and used a incense as a deodorizer.
  • They washed their hair once every two months, and used an incense as a deodorizer.

particle comma

Dec 05th 2008 01:22 Original Share with all Internet users

m3cch4
  • Washing woman's hair is a day-long event, so they couldn't wash their hair frequently.
  • Washing woman's hair is a day-long event, so they couldn't wash their hair frequently. {"Washing a woman's took a long time, so they wouldn't wash it frequently."}

order

Dec 05th 2008 01:21 Original Share with all Internet users

m3cch4
  • Thus long hair is very important.
  • Thus long hair was very important.

tense

Dec 05th 2008 01:10 Original Share with all Internet users

m3cch4
  • Women in these days are wrapped in thick 12-layered ceremonial kimono, and the almost entire body of a woman is hidden except for her face and hair.
  • Women in those days were wrapped in thick 12-layered ceremonial kimono, and almost their entire body of a woman would almost be hidden except for her face and hair. {"those"/"were" = past tense to agree with the time period. "their" = a woman's; since in the beginning of the sentence you made it clear that you're talking about women, you don't need to say it again.}

order

Dec 05th 2008 01:10 Original Share with all Internet users

m3cch4
  • Therefore, a woman must have a big face.
  • Therefore, a woman must have a big face, otherwise it (her face) would have been ambiguous.

concat

Dec 05th 2008 01:10 Original Share with all Internet users

m3cch4
  • It was very dark inside a building in Heian period.
  • The inside of buildings during the Heian period were very dark.

order

Dec 05th 2008 00:57 Original Share with all Internet users

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