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translation...yet again


Question Posted Thursday May 4 2006, 10:29 pm

hi again. sorry ive been asking so many translation questions, but the sites i go on never have it. could anyone please give me the japanese word for *graceful*?

thanks


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isis answered Friday May 5 2006, 1:51 pm:
Translation below

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A good site for translations to most languages is

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Good luck.

Just realised that the translation did not transfer too well, but babelfish still works fine.

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AskGwen answered Friday May 5 2006, 12:52 pm:
Hope this is it..

sunari = slender, smooth, graceful

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Solemnstar answered Friday May 5 2006, 12:01 pm:
優美

hope that helps...... im kidding, i have no clue.

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CheshireKat answered Thursday May 4 2006, 11:43 pm:
well, it depends on what you mean by graceful, because there are several different words to describe different types of graceful.

soso: graceful, neat

gami: high class, graceful

miyabita, miyabiyaka: elegant, graceful (miyabita and miyabiyaka are probably feminine and masculine versions of the word, or it could be singular and plural, or it could just be different forms of the word, do some research through google and wikipedia and freedict.com, etc.)

shitoyaka: graceful

i wouldn't just right away use one of those until you know the context in which they're usually used, and what you'll be using the word for.

hope this helped. �����! (ganbatte!) to view those japanese characters, you have to click view> character encoding> Unicode (UTF-8).

~*kitty*~

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