do u have an initial d episodes?

Japanese translation: "Inisharu D" no episoodo wa mottemasuka?

10:38 Jun 5, 2001
English to Japanese translations [Non-PRO]
English term or phrase: do u have an initial d episodes?
cuz im an initial d fanatatic but i only have a few episodes
keith
Japanese translation:"Inisharu D" no episoodo wa mottemasuka?
Explanation:
Do you have any "Initial D" episodes?
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na頭文字「D]で始まる編・話・巻がありますか? kashiramoji "d" de hajimaru hen/hanashi/kan ga arimasuka
Timothy Takemoto
na"Inisharu D" no episoodo wa mottemasuka?
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10 hrs
頭文字「D]で始まる編・話・巻がありますか? kashiramoji "d" de hajimaru hen/hanashi/kan ga arimasuka


Explanation:
Use hen if the episode is part of a longer story, "kan" if it is a volume in a series of books or manga, or "hanashi" if you are refering to a story of somesort. Hanashi is the safest.

However, please bear in mind that there is no "D" in Japanese, only the sounds "da," "de," and "do."

If you are asking for something written in Japanese then use

題名が「だ」か「デ」か「ど」で始まる編・話・巻がありますか?

Daimei ga "da" ka "de" ka "do" de hajimaru hen/hanashi/kan ha arimasuka?






    10 years in Japan
Timothy Takemoto
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1 day 10 hrs
"Inisharu D" no episoodo wa mottemasuka?


Explanation:
Do you have any "Initial D" episodes?


    6 years in Japan, 16 plus years interpreting/translation experience
Amy Kasuga
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Local time: 02:31
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
cubby: use this one
3 hrs

ProZ.com Staff: yes
11 hrs

Kei: definitely use this one. I would've translated this way as well.
3 days 21 hrs
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