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Originally Posted by Imaginative
I'm a senior high school student entering a Japanese speech competition. For my topic, I have chosen to write about the recent news about the Chinese using dead babies to make stamina pills. Obviously, since this is an unfamiliar topic, there are some words I don't know, and I'm not sure if I trust dictionary translations, as they're not always specific enough. If you know the Japanese translation of any of these, please tell me, thanks! ^^
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-Shocking (as in: "インターネットニュスにあるSHOCKINGでDISTURBINGなARTICLEを� ��んで...") not sure if bikkuri is the right word to use here.
衝撃的（しょうげきてき）な
ショッキングな
-Disturbing
不安（ふあん）な
-Article (one found online, not in a newspaper)
ネット記事（きじ）
-Docmentary (on TV)
ドキュメンタリー
-DNA
ＤＮＡ（ディーエヌエー）
-Human rights
人権（じんけん）
-Violation (of human rights)
人権侵害（じんけんしんがい）
-Stamina
スタミナ = stamina
精力剤（せいりょくざい） = stamina pills
Tips for speech competition:
DO NOT pronounce the katakana words like English words. This is of utmost importance if you want to do well. Too many English-speakers do that when it never blends in well with the rest.