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To be clear, some of the example translations given for Japanese seem to be for the wrong parts of the documents. Phrasing English: I am not suited to this wor
by AdamH12113 3y ago
To be clear, some of the example translations given for Japanese seem to be for the wrong parts of the documents.
Phrasing English: I am not suited to this world.
Phrasing Japanese: それなのに大人たちは、自分たちのやっている事が好きだと言い張る。
Actual meaning: Despite this, adults insist that they like what they do.
Phrasing English: It's hard to find work you love; it must be, if so few do.
Phrasing Japanese: 数十億人のうち、おそらく二、三十万人といったところだろう。 好きな仕事を見つけるのは難しい。
Actual meaning: Probably 2-300,000 out of billions of people. It's hard to find a job you like.
- numpad0 3y agoI think: - this is supposed to be collection of parallel texts, in this example [1] in various languages, and, - the principle is looking at parallel texts should help your brain make mappings between the two, * eg. "daidai iro no webusaito" <-> "a website in orange". 1: https://paulgraham.com/love.html https://paulgraham.com/love.html