How would Ayu's titles look in Japanese words and their Romanji?

[AyuHamasaki01]

I think

Alterna

would just be the same... since it's not really a word, if ya know what I mean

[Chibi_Venus]

Originally Posted by DA1SUK1DAY01691

See, but how would she decide to use stuff like "Greatful Days", with the (deliberate) misspelling? Or using words as "fairyland", "alterna", "Heartplace", and "LABYRINTH"? I think any person learning English would rather use "maze" than "labyrinth".

I'm not striking you down, it's just that it doesn't seem too plausible now. I'm sure before her I am... era she might have had helped from a translator, but as for now, I think she's getting it on her own...

The other thing we can consider in these titles is the capitalization. How would she decide the "STEP" in "STEP you", or the "LOVE" in "is this LOVE?", or keep it with "independent", or "No way to say"? All with translations?

You do make a very good point.

I guess our little Ayu knows English a whole lot more than we think?

[Aga-chan]

Originally Posted by afusion

Beautiful Day = Utsukushi na Hi (?)

It would be "Utsukushii Hi".

Some more (not sure if they are right):

from your letter - kimi no tegami kara(?)
For My Dear... - Anata E
Fly high - Takaku maiagare/tobe
And Then - Soshite
too late - ososugiru
End of the World - Sekai no Hate
SCAR - KIZU
Far away - Tooi
SEASONS - KISETSU
still alone - mada hitori
Daybreak - Yoake
Endless sorrow - Eien no kanashimi
flower garden - hanazono
everlasting dream - fumetsu no yume
Real me - Hontou no watashi
Free & Easy - Jiyuu de Kantan da(?)
Dolls - Ningyoutachi
neverending dream - hate shinai yume
Voyage - Tabiji
my name's WOMEN - watashi no namae wa ONNATACHI
HAPPY ENDING - SHIAWASE NA KETSUMATSU
Moments - Shunkan(?)
Bold & Delicious - Daitan de Oishii(? xD)
Ladies Night - Onnatachi no Yoru
is this LOVE? - kore wa AI desu ka?
rainy day - ame no hi
Not yet - Mada (nai?)
1 LOVE - 1[hito]tsu no AI
Beautiful Fighters - Kirei na Senshi
Two of Us - Futari
LOVE ~since 1999~ - AI ~1999 kara~

[PrincessAyu]

brilliant!!!!

I think Shunkan for Moments is good. THo shunkan is "moment" or so o.o

Maybe these can be added to the first post But Ningyoutachi? I thought Ningyou was mermaid.

[Aga-chan]

^Ningyou 人形 = doll
Ningyo 人魚 = mermaid

^^

[sugarbasil]

LOL. I read the title wrong, too. I thought it wanted us to translate them into katakana then write it in romanji. XD Like...(I dunno...) ブルーバード＝buluu baado=BLUE BIRD. XD

[truehappiness]

I always thought she just takes a Japanese to English dictionary and chooses words that match meanings that she's trying to get across..

[and probably she also just makes them up sometimes [STEP you.. D:?]

i like STEP you :]]
it's like.. i'm better than you and i'm gonna step on you like bug
or a nicer way to say **** YOU.

[DA1SUK1DAY01691]

Originally Posted by Aga-chan

It would be "Utsukushii Hi".

Some more (not sure if they are right):

And Then - Soshite
Far away - Tooi
Endless sorrow - Eien no kanashimi
my name's WOMEN - watashi no namae wa ONNATACHI

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". :/

[walking proud]

"my name's WOMEN - watashi no namae wa ONNATACHI"

assuming the spelling was deliberate

[freedreamer]

thanks u guys! this is interesting..some realli sound nice in pretty pony~pretty pony~pretty pony~ haha
this is gettin interesting...

[Keishi]

monochrome - hito iro XD
Trust - Shinjite
Key - Kagi
Heartplace - Kokoro no Basho
theme of a-nation '03 - a-nation '03 no TEEMA
HEAVEN - Rakuen
HOPE or PAIN - Kibou to Setsuna (I think o_O)
A Song for XX - Uta no XX he (I think XD)
Startin' - Hajimaru
Kiss o' Kill - Koroshite ka Kizu

[Aga-chan]

Originally Posted by DA1SUK1DAY01691

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.

Originally Posted by walking proud

assuming the spelling was deliberate

Yes. xD

Originally Posted by Keishi

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"?

[Keishi]

PAIN is ITAMI? I see.
Hmm, I think "or" is "ka"?
KIBOU ka ITAMI?

[Aga-chan]

^Yes, "pain" is "itami". You can also use "kurushimi", but that is quite often translated as "suffering".
And if you use "ka", you have to use it with both words, as far as I know. So it would be "KIBOU ka ITAMI ka". I think "ka ... ka" translates to "either... or", but I'm not sure.

[Chandrachan]

Arigatou for the names!! ^^

AUDIENCE= KANKYAKU
immature= mijuku
fairyland= yosei no chi
July 1st= Shichigatsu[July]tsuitachi[first day of the month] ..I'm not sure how to put those 2 together
WHATEVER= NANDEMO