Translation: Deja Vu
Jan. 29th, 2010 08:10 pmAnd lo, I bring the next part of the Deja Vu translation. I did intend to do it in chaptered blocks, but since each block is over 20+ pages, you wouldn't see this one for many months. So, instead, I'm going to post when I successfully translate every few pages. Mostly, because I want to share the glee. (And regarding the sporadic numbering, it's because any page which isn't translated it a picture. There are many, many pictures. MANY)
( Deja Vu - Page 25 & 26 )
( Deja Vu - Page 25 & 26 )
Translation: Deja Vu
Jan. 22nd, 2010 07:01 pmThough it may not seem apparent so much now, I am still a happy Asaji Saki fan. I have recently started a project to translate her Deja Vu book. It's basically a semi-journal written during the months when she was moving from Nibante to Top Star and the events surrounding it, made all the more eventful by the Kobe earthquake.
Since my written Japanese is pretty much non-existant, I suspect it could take a long time, and some of the translation may be not-quite-100% accurate, but I hope to put across the general meaning of the thing.
( Deja Vu - Introduction )
Since my written Japanese is pretty much non-existant, I suspect it could take a long time, and some of the translation may be not-quite-100% accurate, but I hope to put across the general meaning of the thing.
( Deja Vu - Introduction )