could someone translate/continue translating these?

Here's a simple way to do it yourself: Bring up a page containing a list of hiragana and use nciku.com for the kanji. Find the unicode characters and paste them into a translator.

Translated.

RiderFan said:
Here's a simple way to do it yourself: Bring up a page containing a list of hiragana and use nciku.com for the kanji. Find the unicode characters and paste them into a translator.

You can't be serious.

RiderFan said:
Here's a simple way to do it yourself: Bring up a page containing a list of hiragana and use nciku.com for the kanji. Find the unicode characters and paste them into a translator.

I tried looking up all that... and the computer growled at me...

Soljashy said:
Translated.

Thank you so very much!

Soljashy said:
You can't be serious.

That's what I've been doing so far. DO you know of a better way?

RiderFan said:
That's what I've been doing so far. DO you know of a better way?

How about learning Japanese?

Seriously, if you don't see the flaw in a plan to translate a language when you don't actually know it, there's something wrong with your head.

I know the hiragana and katakana, the kanji is a major bitch.

RiderFan said:
That's what I've been doing so far. DO you know of a better way?

Danbooru doesn't need machine translations.

RiderFan said:
I know the hiragana and katakana, the kanji is a major bitch.

And then there's sentence construction, tenses, conjugation, levels of formality, idioms, slang, regional differences in the language...

Machine translations fail for those. You have to have a human head in it.

Unassisted machine translation fails miserably for almost everything. Breaking up the sentence elements first and you have a rough guess. Learn the language and you have a good approximation. Become a linguist before trying to get perfect translations.