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Old 23rd June 2007, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by DA1SUK1DAY01691 View Post
I learned "Sore kara" as "And then".

And I'm not too sure about the "tooi", cause by itself it does mean "far", but is there a way to make it "Far away", as like "tooi tokoro" or such? >.<

Endless sorrow... I was thinking something with "Owaranai", so like "Owaranai kanashimi"?

And as for nouns, by itself it could be plural. Plus, I don't think you'd use "watashi", so it could be "Namae wa ONNA". :/
I wondered about the "away", too. Well "tokoro" could be an option. (Like in "ever free".)

Well, in some cases there's no right or wrong, I think. "Owaranai kanashimi" would be right, as would be "Eien no kanashimi".
I tried to stay true to the English that's why I added "watashi no" and "-TACHI". I feel both of them to be rather necessary, because "namae wa ONNA" could mean "my name's WOMAN", "our name's WOMEN" etc.

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assuming the spelling was deliberate
Yes. xD

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HOPE or PAIN - Kibou to Setsuna (I think o_O)
"to" is "and". I'm not sure how to say "or" the best in Japanese, but ayu likes to use "soretomo", so maybe "KIBOU soretomo ITAMI"?
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