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Silly me was thinking the whole thing used just katakana.

I can't actually find the very last symbol on the Naaga no Ring though. I can't seem to find it in either katakana or hiragana ?_?

ナーガのしゅご

NAAGA no shugo

(Narga's protection)

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I don't know how easy or hard it'd be for an Indonesian, sorry. >_>

I found it as easy. Easier than Chinese.

You heard me, abomination.

I'm bad because I called it Bracelet instead of Ring? lol

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Says the abomination >_>.

Yes, Emperor of Pimps? Should I gather your harem right now? Sylvia is quite eager the last time I saw her...

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Just tried translating Tyrfing and using the katakana charts I ended up with "Teiruhuingu."

I can see how that becomes Tyrfing though since I know that the u's disappear. It looks like it would be Tyrhing though :s Eh, close enough.

And yes, gather the harem. I'll take Leen

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And yes, gather the harem. I'll take Leen

Incest.

I've no interest in Sylvia and uh... she's dead:

But you can use her anyway, without any emotional attachment. And Valkyrie Staff is ready.

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Just tried translating Tyrfing and using the katakana charts I ended up with "Teiruhuingu."

I can see how that becomes Tyrfing though since I know that the u's disappear. It looks like it would be Tyrhing though :s Eh, close enough.

And yes, gather the harem. I'll take Leen

TE i RU FU i N GU

Japanese doesn't have a dental "ti", so they use TEi for it.

Likewise, "fu" is a part of the "h" series there, so they use FUvowel to make f(vowel). FUa is fa, FUe is fe, etc.

now brb lunch

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TE i RU FU i N GU

Japanese doesn't have a dental "ti", so they use TEi for it.

Likewise, "fu" is a part of the "h" series there, so they use FUvowel to make f(vowel). FUa is fa, FUe is fe, etc.

now brb lunch

Basically, the literal pronounciation is "Tirufingu". Right?

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