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What is the best way to translate a dialect or accent of the original language that is not the norm (e.g., Kansai-ben)?
Different country's English accent (e.g., Irish or Australian)
Different American regional accent (e.g., Southern)
Have the character use different slang (e.g., 'pops' instead of 'dad')
Minor speech pattern differences (e.g., dropping the 'g' in '-ing' words)
No difference in translation but have a translation note
I don't care
 
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Junjou Karen na Ore-tachi da! (Almost the Same Manga?)

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8:17 pm, Oct 21 2015
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When reading this and reading another one very similar to it (even in the characters) i was wondering if anyone else saw the similarities? The one mentioned in my subject line is completed unlike Haikyuu! but I thought it was very similar. Plus the ones I read first, not Haikyuu! (SORRY), came out in 200 instead of 2012. Agree or disagreements?
cry cry cry cry


If I missed any information regarding the links or correlation or even differences between theses two, feel free to mention. It just made me curious.

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