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Interrobang at 13:26, 26 September 2011

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	"かつやく" is "活躍", which means activity or playing an active part; while service is 貢献 (contribution), 尽力 (do one's best), 奉仕. --'''[[User:TX55\|<span style= "color:#00FA9A">TX55</span>]]'''<small><SUP>''[[User talk:TX55\|<span style= "color:#0000CD">TALK</span>]]''</SUP></small> 07:28, 26 September 2011 (EDT)		"かつやく" is "活躍", which means activity or playing an active part; while service is 貢献 (contribution), 尽力 (do one's best), 奉仕. --'''[[User:TX55\|<span style= "color:#00FA9A">TX55</span>]]'''<small><SUP>''[[User talk:TX55\|<span style= "color:#0000CD">TALK</span>]]''</SUP></small> 07:28, 26 September 2011 (EDT)
	:I found "[character]'s Activity to be an off-translation, because it doesn't capture what the stories are about. I used "Efforts" in my translation notes, but when it came to making pages, I went with "Service". This translation option was suggested by tangorin.com, which I won't say is correct all the time, but seemed to fit the overall tone the word seemed to mean and certainly fit the context of what happens in each manga. Is "Service" really that far off/blatantly incorrect? [[User:Geewunling\|Geewunling]] 08:49, 26 September 2011 (EDT)		:I found "[character]'s Activity to be an off-translation, because it doesn't capture what the stories are about. I used "Efforts" in my translation notes, but when it came to making pages, I went with "Service". This translation option was suggested by tangorin.com, which I won't say is correct all the time, but seemed to fit the overall tone the word seemed to mean and certainly fit the context of what happens in each manga. Is "Service" really that far off/blatantly incorrect? [[User:Geewunling\|Geewunling]] 08:49, 26 September 2011 (EDT)
			::[http://jisho.org/words?jap=%E3%81%8B%E3%81%A4%E3%82%84%E3%81%8F&eng=&dict=edict The dictionary I use] also gives "conspicuous service". I agree with Geewunling that "Service" best captures what the stories are about. [[User:Interrobang\|—Interrobang]] 09:26, 26 September 2011 (EDT)

Geewunling at 12:49, 26 September 2011

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	"かつやく" is "活躍", which means activity or playing an active part; while service is 貢献 (contribution), 尽力 (do one's best), 奉仕. --'''[[User:TX55\|<span style= "color:#00FA9A">TX55</span>]]'''<small><SUP>''[[User talk:TX55\|<span style= "color:#0000CD">TALK</span>]]''</SUP></small> 07:28, 26 September 2011 (EDT)		"かつやく" is "活躍", which means activity or playing an active part; while service is 貢献 (contribution), 尽力 (do one's best), 奉仕. --'''[[User:TX55\|<span style= "color:#00FA9A">TX55</span>]]'''<small><SUP>''[[User talk:TX55\|<span style= "color:#0000CD">TALK</span>]]''</SUP></small> 07:28, 26 September 2011 (EDT)
			:I found "[character]'s Activity to be an off-translation, because it doesn't capture what the stories are about. I used "Efforts" in my translation notes, but when it came to making pages, I went with "Service". This translation option was suggested by tangorin.com, which I won't say is correct all the time, but seemed to fit the overall tone the word seemed to mean and certainly fit the context of what happens in each manga. Is "Service" really that far off/blatantly incorrect? [[User:Geewunling\|Geewunling]] 08:49, 26 September 2011 (EDT)

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== Translation ==

"かつやく" is "活躍", which means activity or playing an active part; while service is 貢献 (contribution), 尽力 (do one's best), 奉仕. --'''[[User:TX55|TX55]]'''''[[User talk:TX55|TALK]]'' 07:28, 26 September 2011 (EDT)

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	"かつやく" is "活躍", which means activity or playing an active part; while service is 貢献 (contribution), 尽力 (do one's best), 奉仕. --'''[[User:TX55\|<span style= "color:#00FA9A">TX55</span>]]'''<small><SUP>''[[User talk:TX55\|<span style= "color:#0000CD">TALK</span>]]''</SUP></small> 07:28, 26 September 2011 (EDT)		"かつやく" is "活躍", which means activity or playing an active part; while service is 貢献 (contribution), 尽力 (do one's best), 奉仕. --'''[[User:TX55\|<span style= "color:#00FA9A">TX55</span>]]'''<small><SUP>''[[User talk:TX55\|<span style= "color:#0000CD">TALK</span>]]''</SUP></small> 07:28, 26 September 2011 (EDT)
	:I found "[character]'s Activity to be an off-translation, because it doesn't capture what the stories are about. I used "Efforts" in my translation notes, but when it came to making pages, I went with "Service". This translation option was suggested by tangorin.com, which I won't say is correct all the time, but seemed to fit the overall tone the word seemed to mean and certainly fit the context of what happens in each manga. Is "Service" really that far off/blatantly incorrect? [[User:Geewunling\|Geewunling]] 08:49, 26 September 2011 (EDT)		:I found "[character]'s Activity to be an off-translation, because it doesn't capture what the stories are about. I used "Efforts" in my translation notes, but when it came to making pages, I went with "Service". This translation option was suggested by tangorin.com, which I won't say is correct all the time, but seemed to fit the overall tone the word seemed to mean and certainly fit the context of what happens in each manga. Is "Service" really that far off/blatantly incorrect? [[User:Geewunling\|Geewunling]] 08:49, 26 September 2011 (EDT)
			::[http://jisho.org/words?jap=%E3%81%8B%E3%81%A4%E3%82%84%E3%81%8F&eng=&dict=edict The dictionary I use] also gives "conspicuous service". I agree with Geewunling that "Service" best captures what the stories are about. [[User:Interrobang\|—Interrobang]] 09:26, 26 September 2011 (EDT)