English to japanese hiragana google translate

Japanese To Al Bhed; and Chara Friendly.-COMMENTS: Very nice and simple Translator by Tsukasasan. ^^;; It doesn't allow keywords to be input, so Aru Bedo becomes Kaku Debo. Though most Gaijins might be confused by the buttons: Click on the top button and it translates your Al Bhed [Roumaji], and click on the bottom button and it translates your Hiragana. So put your Roumaji [Which is Al Bhed] in the top bar, and your Hiragana in the bottom bar -- and press the across button to translate.-RATING : 5.5 out of 10 Stars / BNADDO YTJANYKA!=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=FFX Al Bhed English Translator-FILE : FFXtranslate.exe [56.0 KB]-CREATOR : Chris Harpster A.K.A. roadkill [ [email protected] ]-LINK : : Missing Al Bhed's Q, W, and X; and English's Q, X, and Z.-OPTIONS : Al Bhed To English; English To Al Bhed; Chara Friendly; and Long Case.-COMMENTS: An update to FFX_translator.exe. It now allows you to translate a long case of words and it is missing three letters as mention above [They are translated as a question mark ? ]. It doesn't allow keywords to be input, so Al Bhed becomes Ym Prat. The only confusing feature about this is it's third option: LET FIRST LETTER DECIDE. I don't use this feature because I don't find it useful and I didn't understand it's usage. [NOTE: This program requires the MSVBVM60.DLL file which is featured in both Links listed!]-RATING : 5 out of 10 Stars / BNADDO YTJANYKA!=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=FFX Aru Bedo Go Nihongo Honyaku Shisutemu [TRANSLATION: FFX Al Bhed Japanese Translating System]-FILE : jahon.html [15848 bytes]-CREATOR : Sai [ [email protected] ]-LINK : : N/A!-ALPHABET: COMPLETE AL BHED ALPHABET!-OPTIONS : Al Bhed To Japanese; Japanese To Al Bhed; Chara Friendly; and Long Case.-COMMENTS: Nice layout, blue's and white's -- two of my favorite colors. XvX This is very simple for Gaijins to understand. The top button in the middle is TRANSLATE and the bottom button is CLEAR. Do note that you have to change the radio buttons above in order to select whether to translate into Japanese-Al Bhed [Left radio button!] or Al Bhed-Japanese [Right radio button!]. It doesn't allow keywords to be input, so Aru Bedo becomes Kaku Debo.-RATING : 7 out of 10 Stars / REKRMO NALUSSAHTAT!=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=FFX Desktop-FILE : prjFFXdesktop.exe [140 KB]-CREATOR : Chris Harpster A.K.A. roadkill [ [email protected] ]-LINK : : N/A!-ALPHABET: Missing Al Bhed's Q, W, and X; and English's Q, X, and Z.-OPTIONS : Al Bhed To English; and English To Al Bhed.-COMMENTS: Do note that FFXtranslate.exe features a much better Translator than what is featured in FFX Desktop! ^^;; Unlike FFXtranslate.exe: This doesn't allow a long case of words to be translated; it isn't character friendly; it doesn't have the "LET FIRST LETTER

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Midori is a comprehensive Japanese-English, English-Japanese dictionary. It's a perfect tool for Japanese learners, with 910,000 entries, 150,000 example sentences, and numerous features designed to enhance your Japanese learning experience.DICTIONARY ENTRIES• More than 190,000 word entries. Each entry shows readings, meanings, and a kanji breakdown.• More than 12,000 kanji entries. Each entry shows readings, meanings, and example compounds.• Example sentences with furigana (small hiragana above kanji)• Over 6,000 kanji with stroke order diagrams and stroke order animations• Over 730,000 Japanese proper names, place names, given names, company names and product names• Japanese pitch accentSEARCH & TRANSLATE• Search words by using kana or romaji, such as あき or aki• Search words by capturing a photo. (Note: Only horizontal text is supported.)• Search kanji by drawing them• Search kanji by combining radicals, e.g. 禾 + 火 -> 秋• Search suggestion when the input is in a conjugated form, e.g. 走った -> 走る• Search with wildcard characters, e.g. 日*人 returns all words that start with 日 and end with 人• Search with the SKIP system• Partial results when the full word is not found, e.g. searching for 青い本 returns the results for 青い and 本• Fast incremental search gives you the result instantly as you typeLISTS & BOOKMARKS• List of kanji as taught in Japanese schools from grade 1 to 6• List of kanji by frequency as appeared in Japanese newspapers• List of kanji and words by Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) levels• Lists of hiragana and katakana, each with stroke diagram and animation• Bookmarks with folders support. You can export, import, or share bookmarks with your friends.OTHER FEATURES• Flashcards for bookmarked words and kanji• Audio pronunciations (via speech synthesis)• Create a vocabulary list with definitions from Japanese text in one tap• Scratch pad for practicing writing kanji on iPad• No internet connection

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Section 3.0!QUESTION #02: Why did you write the Japanese Al Bhed like this, "", and not ""? ANSWER #02: Because that is Japanese bunched up together. Like if I was to write "I'm sorry" in Japanese -- I would write down "Gomen nasai!", not "Gomennasai!". Yes, it is written as "" in the Japanese version, but I arranged it so that if you were to translate it word for word -- it's readable and easier to translate it in Japanese. Well, that's how I feel about it. Sorry to those that doesn't like it. ^^;;QUESTION #03: I didn't liked how you wrote the reviews of the Online Al Bhed Translators! ANSWER #03: Remember, these are my opinions about them. Ever heard that I'm entitled to my own opinions? o.O;; If you don't like my review, then you don't have to listen to me. Go and use whatever Al Bhed Translator suits your needs. My personal favorite Al Bhed Translators to use are: roadkill's, Rich's, 2f's, Jitoh's, Sailor Bacon's, and Barak's. ^^;;QUESTION #04: Why wasn't there Al Bhed Dictionaries for characters like "SHA", "SHU", "SHO", and etc.? ANSWER #04: Because you can already translate them via using the character "SHI" and combining it with "ya", "yu", and "yo". No need for that. ^^;; Also, then it'll be harder for the American Al Bhed to distribute between their letters because the Japanese and American doesn't have the same alphabet. ^^;;QUESTION #05: Why don't you write this whole Guide in Al Bhed? ANSWER #05: You're . . . kidding . . . aren't . . . you . . . ? QUESTION #06: Why don't you create your own Al Bhed Translator? ANSWER #06: Because I dunno how to, I have zero to nothing programming skills. If I did, I would create an international Translator which covers Al Bhed, English, Roumaji, Katakana, and Hiragana. ^^;; Besides, my good Al Bhed vneaht, Barak, did that for me and he's awesome~!!! ^~QUESTION #07: What's your gender? ANSWER #07: 101% Female. =}QUESTION #08: Why do most call you a male? ANSWER #08: Beats me. *shrugs* ^^;; Maybe I don't sound feminine enough. o.O;;QUESTION #09: Can we exchange e-mails and chat? ANSWER #09: You can try to e-mail me, but do note that I don't reply right away. ^^;;QUESTION #10: Where did you learn Japanese? Are you Japanese? ANSWER #10: I'm Half-Korean. And I taught myself Japanese. See, there is no Japanese classes where I live, so I took matter into my own hands and taught myself. I have taught myself Japanese for over 6 years now. =P I can read Hiragana and Katakana pretty well, and I can make out very few Kanji. I cannot speak

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