Back in 136-137...Abs. wrote: It's Haibs solving stuff
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The Boy Who Cried Wolf: (FILE 759-761) Vote For The Saviour
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so the Detective Boys turn into Masked ranger huh?
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Yeah but she had like 100000 suicide attempts between then and now, so :VProfParanoia wrote:Back in 136-137...Abs. wrote: It's Haibs solving stuff
Baby steps.
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This is weak solution.
Is that a sign of a weak case is if you can figure out what the message must be without decoding the code?
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It must be a weak series if you can figure out that Conan/Shinichi's going to take the BO down in the end without actually having read or watched all the episodes.
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btw.. this is another case that made me confuse .. well the difference in language is something i really hate....
but thanks for this file.....
specially for an accurate translation!
but thanks for this file.....
specially for an accurate translation!
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One note re: "accurate translation"
I used the term "SMS" to describe the phone-based email Haibara sent Conan, however this was but a shortcut used for clarity purposes in order to not write "mail" multiple times in the same speech bubble when the subject was "registered mail"
SMS is not actually widely used in Japan - everyone uses "mail" - email tied to their cell phone service provider
I used the term "SMS" to describe the phone-based email Haibara sent Conan, however this was but a shortcut used for clarity purposes in order to not write "mail" multiple times in the same speech bubble when the subject was "registered mail"
SMS is not actually widely used in Japan - everyone uses "mail" - email tied to their cell phone service provider
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sms - not sure what the letters stand for. If it were me, I would call a text message.Abs. wrote: One note re: "accurate translation"
I used the term "SMS" to describe the phone-based email Haibara sent Conan, however this was but a shortcut used for clarity purposes in order to not write "mail" multiple times in the same speech bubble when the subject was "registered mail"
SMS is not actually widely used in Japan - everyone uses "mail" - email tied to their cell phone service provider
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Right - and that's exactly NOT what they were sending
Maybe we should just change it back to "email"...
Maybe we should just change it back to "email"...
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This is the hard part in the translation process -- we have to choose between fidelity and familiarity.
I myself prefer "text message" or "hot spring inn" in place of "Short Message Service" or "onsen ryokan", even though the latter is more semantically accurate.
But that's just different beliefs between translators, and as long as a translation conveys the original meaning, it will be considered an outstanding work such as this file. <3
I myself prefer "text message" or "hot spring inn" in place of "Short Message Service" or "onsen ryokan", even though the latter is more semantically accurate.
But that's just different beliefs between translators, and as long as a translation conveys the original meaning, it will be considered an outstanding work such as this file. <3
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Right - Americans are still new to the concept of reading and sending email on phones compared to the Japanese 
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yeah... they have go very advance in technology!
but earlier in this series, the character using a pay phone and tape based phone receiver! (Not digital)
but earlier in this series, the character using a pay phone and tape based phone receiver! (Not digital)
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What does that have to do with solving stuff?Abs. wrote:Yeah but she had like 100000 suicide attempts between then and now, so :VProfParanoia wrote:Back in 136-137...Abs. wrote: It's Haibs solving stuff
Baby steps.
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People need to be reminded that she can also solve things, and not just think up new and interesting ways to off herself.ProfParanoia wrote:What does that have to do with solving stuff?Abs. wrote:Yeah but she had like 100000 suicide attempts between then and now, so :V
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Well ya, but back then we also knew much less and it also put the idea in our heads that she might be into similar thing... then those were dashedAbs. wrote:People need to be reminded that she can also solve things, and not just think up new and interesting ways to off herself.ProfParanoia wrote:What does that have to do with solving stuff?Abs. wrote:Yeah but she had like 100000 suicide attempts between then and now, so :V
Though I think "just think up of new and interesting ways to off herself." is a bit much. People really underestimate how well she's done for herself emotionally. Besides, you said it yourself it was "interesting ways"

