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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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coincidence in japanese?

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6:45 pm, Apr 27 2011
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Can can anyone tell me the romaji of coincidence? thank you!!!!!!

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6:51 pm, Apr 27 2011
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http://jisho.org/words?jap=&eng=coincidence&dict=e dict&romaji=on

edit: changed link, forgot to change kana to romaji for you

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thank you! biggrin

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7:47 pm, Apr 27 2011
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"Guuzen" (偶然) is commonly used as a synonym for "coincidence" when translated into English, though it seems the more literal translation is "by chance" or such.

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11:41 pm, Apr 27 2011
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For future reference, this kind of question goes in the chatter box section, in the pinned topic called "Random Questions".

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