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My mind is still coming up with nothing here, even with those clues. ^^;;

Yes, please give another clue or another screen shot at least. ^^

Yes, please give another clue or another screen shot at least. ^^

No idea...

No idea...

Orguss? Edit: I have a question. Can we have a clue as to what year it was made or at least the decade? I'm with the other poster who said that this looks like an 80s or early 90s series.

Orguss? Edit: I have a question. Can we have a clue as to what year it was made or at least the decade? I'm with the other poster who said that this looks like an 80s or early 90s series.

Um...Odin Starlight Mutiny?

Um...Odin Starlight Mutiny?

I missed all the good ones! Evil!! Well, hope the next pic is an easy one.

I missed all the good ones! Evil!! Well, hope the next pic is an easy one.

Need a translation... ^^ Hi everyone. I'm working on a letter, and having trouble with a few sentences. Could someone please help me with these sentences in polite form? Thank you for your concern.: I have no idea how to phrase this. I promise not to get sick.: Same as above. I know...

Not sure if I'm right...and I wouldn't be surprised if I wasn't, but I think it might have something to do with the speaker's accent or either "na" is a bit casual. I've heard it too, but I never thought to ask myself. Maybe "na" is informal...very informal, sorta like "da". *waits to be...

That's how it is for my book. The later chapters, like the dialogue sections, are all in Japanese now, so we have to read it out loud without romanji. If we make a mistake, we get corrected though. For the kanji, though, it has furigana written with it. Furigana are the small Hiragana...

Maybe; I still learned most of my Hiragana/Katakana first.

Still seems that you'd be learning it backwards, though. To me, seems it would be more effective to learn the chart so that you'd know what each character meant, and then do the romanji. It'd be better practice, imo, to work out words written in Hiragana/Katakana and then convert to romanji...

I'm incredibly late to this topic, but I thought ikimashou meant "let's go/let us go", and that this form was incredibly polite. Couldn't you add "ka" to ikimashou and still get the same result? Watashitachi wa Nihon e ikimashouka? (Shall we go to Japan?) [I think I did that correctly] Oh...

You can probably install something so that your computer can read it. If it runs windows, there should be something on the OS disc to install different language packages. My computer can read Japanese, Chinese, and Korean text. Even the computers I had with an older OS could. I'm sure...

I think that's saying... Hayaku kikanshi ya wo, TATSUCHI shiruyo na... No idea what this means, though. Aside from "Hayaku" and "shiruyo", I have can't help. All I can say is that "Hayaku" means "hurry", and "shiru" here, I think, would mean, "to know". Tatsuchi was written in Katakana and...

I can't see it either. I thought I was still on her buddy list. ;_;