Does anyone know what it says here:    ﾐﾏ 爍ｱ -I believe it is Japanese, but unsure. Thanks!?
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I'm watching this on my old mac so it may just be my problem, but what I see looks a lot like what Japanese text turns into when the computer uses wrong language set or there's compatibility problem with unicode fonts -- in other words, garbage.
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maybe it means barking out the words?? which I don't think Japanese people really do. that's just in the movies.
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My computer can interpret this as either Chinese or Korean.  In simplified Chinese it appears as:\n\n虏 脩脮脹脼脿茫谩谩脷脼脵 谩芒脼脹脴忙脮 脼谩脷脪脮脿脻脮脻 脺脮脺脼脿脴脨脹矛脻毛脵\n\nand Babelfish translates it as:\n\nCapture □□□□□vast 谩 谩 □□□谩 awn □□□busy □□谩 □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□spear □wool □\n\nIn Korean it's rendered as:\n\n짼 횗횛횤횧횪찾찼찼횣횧횢 찼창횧횤횠챈횛 횧찼횣횘횛횪횦횛횦 횥횛횥횧횪횠횖횤챙횦챘횢\n\nand translates in Babelfish as:\n\nChass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chaj Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass window Chass Chass Chass Chaen Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass Chass visor Chass Chaess Chass whom it cuts open\n\nIt's possible that the text might be related to another text I saw on Yahoo Answers once.  See http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AsP7iNiXhXDGw0i0ioMDOXzsy6IX?qid=20060918202133AAruvdV .
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2pts, whoo hoo!  Uh, look online, there are sites that will translate for a fee, but i already showed some of those to you. Ask Jimmy, Kanako, or even Ben could probibly help you, cause he knows Japanese.
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kuchi? are you Japanese?\nhmm , if you are then "kuchi" means mouth in Japanese.\n\nHey , look at that , i can speak Japanese.
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http://japanese.about.com/blbeginner.htm
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Dude!!! That hitomi girl has put up a post regarding you stealing her joke! Are you sure you asked her permission? And in what language?- Japanese? English? Chinese?\nDo something before she sobs and does something zany like copyrighting the joke!\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AnUOXV00ioSuIPa0ZEtCs4_zy6IX?qid=1006040411915\n\nBy the way, joke was good.
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You need to download "Japanese Language Pack"... go to\nhttp://www.kanjistep.com/en/misc/howto.html
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(-: How polite are you being?\n\nPet is almost the same in English and Japanese.  Do you know the name of the person you are asking?  Let's say it's Tanaka's pet. (Yes, it's more polite to call use third-person even if it's a second-person conversation.)\n\nTanaka-san no petto desu ka?\n\nIf you don't know, try plain "you"\nAnata no petto desu ka?\n\nOr a slightly colder "you"\nOtaku no petto desu ka?\n\nOh, how cute!\nAra! Kawaii, ne!\n\nHe is pooping in my yard (and I want you to do something about it).\nUchi no niwa ni unko shite iru rashii desu kedo.\n\n(-: Hope that helps.
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I sent you an email today. You got back to me but I dont understand so can you rewrite it for me?\n\n\nWell, actually Im not sure what these sentences mean because it make nonsence at all but I try to figure out, hope this translation could help you!
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"I DON'T speak Japanese." can be said a few ways. Any of these will do. -Watashi wa Nihongo o hanashimasen. OR Watashi wa Nohongo o shaberanai desu. "I CAN'T speak Japanese."- Watashi wa Nihongo o hanasemasen. "\n♡Hope this helps!♡\n\nEDIT: Black Dog is right, if you say this↑ Japanese, people will assume that you have some knowledge of the Japanese language. I've lived in Japan over 8 years now and I always hear "foreigners" say simply; "NO Japanese." (I'm American.)
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Gordon Bennett! You don't want much, do you?!! Anyway, I'm sure you already know that online translations are pretty useless!\n\nSend Message = 送信 【そうしん】(source, hotmail)\nAdd to Friends = ともだちにくわえる (Yahoo!jp mail)\nInstant Message = インスタントメッセージ (normally. But occasionally 即刻メッセージ might be used.)\nAdd to Group　= グループにくわえる\nForward (as in forward an email) = 転送 (てんそう)\nAdd to Favorites = it could be \nよく使う項目に追加　（よくつかうこうもくについか）\nOR おきにいりにいれる\nBlock = ブロック\nRank User - not sure. But 臭い means 'rank' as in 'stinking', ie. like a steaming hot pile of ****!!\nHome = ホーム (or homepage = ホームページ)\nNext = 次へ (つぎへ source, msn japan search.)\nLast/previous = 前へ (まえへ source, msn japan search.)\nIndex - インデックス or さくいん\nArchive = アーカイブ\nSearch = サーチ　(or hotmail's 'find' = けんさく)
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I suggest taking a picture of the jar and posting that here. Asian languages, though they might not seem like it, are easy to identify from one another. If no one is able to translate it themselves, at least with knowing what language it is you can contact someone else online (probably at a specific website for that language) and ask.
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have no idea what that says but be careful they might delete ur answer because its not in english.
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～☆"Genki desuka?"\nIt means; "How are you?" in Japanese.\nI usually say it politely though; "Ogenki desuka?"\nHope this helps!♡\nI live in Japan and say this everyday.(*^o^*)\n～Here's a link to check it out:\nhttp://www.city.ako.hyogo.jp/english/usefulj.html\n～☆Along with other useful Japanese phrases.(^_-)-☆
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♡Well, the way the "sentence"(?) is written means nothing to me as "a whole", but  the individual words are Japanese and have meaning. For example: \n☆"Mai-" マイ (pref) my; one's own; personal; privately owned; 毎, means "every or each", "mai"　舞 can also mean "dancing; a dance",  枚 【まい】 counter for flat objects (e.g., sheets of paper); \n☆"Ranmyaku"  乱脈  means  "disorder; confusion; chaos". \n☆"Amimono" 編み物; 編物 means "knitting, web". \n☆"Maruki" 丸木 is "a log". in Japanese. \n☆That could say anything.(??) \nIt could be Japanese, but perhaps you have the the order mixed up a bit. \nHope this helps you!♡\n☆EDIT: You're so very welcome! Well, if the message was in reference to your weblog, then it could just very well be the meaning of the message. Hope I was able to help you!
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It's from a Japanese game "Zero Wing."  It was a bad translation that became an internet phenomenon in 2001-2, heralding geek culture.