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I was really interested in this interview I read with Jay Rubin, who handles a lot of the Murakami-to-English translation. Particularly this excerpt: Q: Murakami sometimes directly incorporates Engli...
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The Daily Yo-ji: Japanese Cultural Trivia of the Day:
So yesterday was Hina Matsuri in Japan. Hina Matsuri, is referred to as both "Doll Festival" or "Girl's Day" in English, and no, not becaus...
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aoiki toiki Here's a special post-Valentine's Day Yo-ji for all you lovers... who failed miserably on Saturday. That's right, today's post has nothing to do with Valentine's day in general, but the on...
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11 years
Changes on the horizon for the YouTube channel, and for us in general.
Back to Japan, back to work, and back to the kind of focus on building something that I haven't had the need for in about a year.
So in that spirit, I'm stubbornly persisting in my "America's Best Japanese Teacher" series, in the hopes that one day it'll pay off. I upped the editing ante for the bulk of this one. Trying to get a handle on Final Cut Pro. Advice always appreciated... -
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Jokes, Explained : Trying to be Funny in Japanese
TV work gives me lots and lots of chances to think about how to be funny in Japanese.
Chances to try to be funny, on the other hand...
Let's just say I was more comfortable cracking a joke at my part time yakitori job, with a beer in my hand and two in my blood. Trying to get a laugh on TVis an incredibly nerve-wracking experience.... -
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Japanese has made me write dumb.
I was really interested in this interview I read with Jay Rubin, who handles a lot of the Murakami-to-English translation. Particularly this excerpt:
Q: Murakami sometimes directly incorporates English phrases into his novel. Does that fit well in your translation? For example, in “Nejimaki-dori Kuronikuru” (The Wind-up Bird Chronicle), he used the phrase, “Kojinteki ni toranaide... -
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That Is Not What Dreams Are Like, You Guys.
Not really Yo-Ji material, but I wasn't sure where else to put it.
I've started a Tumblr in case I have this problem again. If you follow it, you might get more stuff like this. Or other stuff. No promises.
How Dreams SHOULD Work in Fiction:
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