Happy New Year all of IN Family !!!! - Printable Version

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Happy New Year all of IN Family !!!! - Galdor - 12-31-2011

Happy new year everyone !!!





Bloody Regards !!!

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Happy New Year all of IN Family !!!! - Raziel_ - 12-31-2011

Happy new year ;D

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Happy New Year all of IN Family !!!! - Mystic Edge - 01-01-2012

yay happy new year

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Happy New Year all of IN Family !!!! - Sphinx - 01-01-2012

Happy New Year!

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Happy New Year all of IN Family !!!! - Ilithyia - 01-02-2012

Happy New Year!!!

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Happy New Year all of IN Family !!!! - Makaveli - 01-02-2012

happy new year!!!!!!!!

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Happy New Year all of IN Family !!!! - Eru - 01-02-2012

新年開けましておめでとうございます。今年もよろしくおねがいします。

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Happy New Year all of IN Family !!!! - Mystic Edge - 01-02-2012

he means "Happy New Year! Thank you again this year" so no one will have to look it up more than once -.-

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Happy New Year all of IN Family !!!! - Eru - 01-04-2012

More like "Congratulations on the opening of a new year. Please continue to regard me well in the coming year."

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Happy New Year all of IN Family !!!! - Raziel_ - 01-09-2012

I believe Mystic edge's translation is correct eru! Never doubt google translator xD

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Happy New Year all of IN Family !!!! - Mystic Edge - 01-09-2012

Raziel_ Wrote:I believe Mystic edge's translation is correct eru! Never doubt google translator xD

lol thats what i used first but just to be sure I used 3 others and all came back the same way

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Happy New Year all of IN Family !!!! - Eru - 01-09-2012

At least it's better than babelfish. That thing had terrible translations. The problem with translating Japanese with google though is that the verb tenses confuse the bajeezus out of it.

shinnen = new year
akemashite = te form of open
omedetou gozaimasu = 'congratulations'
kotoshi = this year
mo = subject marker like 'ha' but implies 'also'
yoroshiku = kindly / well
on‌egai = request / wish
shimasu = form of 'to do'

new year open congratulations. this year also well request do.

Not that anyone's interested in a Japanese lesson. But yeah, Happy New Year, everyone. Would you believe that they're still playing Christmas music in Thailand?

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