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04-09-2009, 04:38 PM
I don't expect to solve all your problems, not to take away the job of helping from someone who is for sure much more competent than me (and mind that I might completely wrong in what I say).
However for the couple of word you said you cannot find in any dictionary: 老幼婦女子 mean "old and young, women and children" while 一変 means a complete change. I have had a couple of native speakers confirming this and a couple denying, so take it the way you want, but the 一 used alone has the same meaning of 一番...from here the biggest change (sorry to the rest of the forum, but I don't know this in English, it means also dietro-front). Then to Nagoyankee the easy (for him LOL) job to fill the huge amount of blanks I have left. 暗闇の中 歩くしかねぇ everything’s gonna be okay 恐れることねぇ 辛い時こそ胸を張れ |
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04-10-2009, 02:21 AM
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老幼婦女子 = a literary expression for "everyone" 尊敬の的 = the target of admiration たる = an old form of である 博学の士 = a man of erudition, a well-read man 一変する = to turn entirely into something else 私もたちまち老幼婦女子の尊敬の的たる博学の士に一変 して = I, too, would turn into a man of erudition in no time who is the target of everyone's admiration. I'm certain that you have no problem with 「このへんで、日本百科事典でも、ちょっと覗いてみる と」. (世の物識りというものは、たいていそんなものである ) means "as I'm sure that all well-read mean are like that." This phrase modifies the rest of the phrase that follows. しさいらしい顔をして、鬼について縷縷千万言を開陳で きるのでもあろう = I would be able to state openly and fearlessly my views on 'oni' in a highly self-important manner. |
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04-10-2009, 12:19 PM
As always, thank you very much Nagoyankee.
I hadn't found the word 老幼婦女子 but the word divided in 老幼 old and young 婦女子 woman, wife so I was a little confused about it. Then I hadn't thougt to 博学の士 as a single word but to (博学)の士に一 変して But I didn't understand it and now I know the reason. How I was wrong about that. Thanks again |
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