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all-things-tope · 1 year

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Tribe syllables

Here's my cheat sheet for naming characters, cities, landmarks, and so on. It includes the original syllables for each tribe, as well as the ones I've added based on the culture each tribe is inspired by, since I didn't have enough syllables to work with. The canon ones will be listed first, followed by a semicolon, and then the ones I've added. Do as you wish with them. Also, either a dash or an apostrophe will be added in the syllables list if I use them in names.

Xin-xi

bu, cha, li, po, sha, szu, xi, yo; wa, ra, ha, na, ya, ri, hi, mi, chi, ki, i, fu, tsu, yu, mu, re, he, be, se, ro, ho, so, no, to, -

Imperius

ca, do, ica, ip, lo, lus, ma, mus, nu, pi, re, res, ro, sum, te; mi, fa, so, la, ti, le, te, tos, io

Bardur

ark, bu, fla, gru, gu, lak, lin, ork, ro, tof, ur; au, urn, hr, hn, hv, bar, ar, ut, dur

Oumaji

ba, dor, gh, ha, ji, ke, la, lim, mu, on, si, ye; if, dal, kha, sin, ra, feh, ta, kaf, lam, sad, jaa, ou, be, oj

Kickoo

an, ko, li, lo, lu, ma, no, nu, oki, si, va; ka, na, ca, ki, na, ta, mo, ne, sa, la, am, to, '

Hoodrick

ber, don, go, ick, in, ley, lo, ol, ry, th, wa, we; eth, he, aw, am, nun, me, lar, la, ar, da

Luxidoor

au, em, exi, ga, iss, ki, ly, lo, ni, ou, po, uss, ux; su, am, as, la, ka, ra, ir, dim, ud, iti, ush, sun, '

Vengir

ar, bu, ck, cth, dis, gor, he, im, na, nt, pe, rot, rz, st, the, tu, xas; tl, ex, ng, ro, sl

Zebasi

bo, co, la, mo, wa, ya, za, zan, zim, zu; on, gii, kz, ki, ko, vai, lo, ma, kp, pel, bas, sa, eri, be, dj, uk, wo, be, te

Ai-Mo

dee, fi, ki, lee, li, ni, po, pi, so, si, to, ti; ki, ke, ko, se, mi, me, hee, le, no, sa, see, ji, chi, po, '

Quetzali

el, ca, cho, chu, ex, ill, ix, ja, qu, tal, tek, tz, was, wop, ya; woc, wal, que, sol, tl, az, tu, che, '

Yadakk

ar, ark, az, ber, ez, ge, gy, kh, ki, kol, ka, mer, ol, sam, sh, st, tja, tsa, ug, urk, ul, um, an; be, ec, kir, bak, tre, pla

Aquarion

aq, at, do, eid, fic, ico, in, lan, nau, nep, po, pol, quo, sei, tic, tis, tun; tin, to, if, tan, iq, sic

Elyrion

(This one's a bit weird. I either follow the shapes of the syllables to make names, or I made up syllables depending on what the symbol is called irl)

til, da, i'i, th, ts, t'h, f'h, r'h, yph, eng, et, del, ta, pi, ob, el, isk, li, ra, eu, ro, an, at, es, si, ma, mi

Polaris

aa, an, do, il, iq, nuu, pi, pol, ta, to; am, ar, uq, aq, oq, qu, ir, roo, ri, naa, ni, swi, thoo, ye, yaa, yi, ai, ris, ar, '

Cymanti

aph, bio, bo, ca, ce, chy, ci, co, cy, di, dio, ea, exo, hex, ho, ia, ich, li, lo, ly, my, neo, ner, phy, pod, rhi, seg, sis, sy, ta, the, tic, um, zi, zo

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evolutiontopeacefulmystic · 2 years

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Gongyo

COMPLETE GONGYO (LITURGY OF THE SOKA GAKKAI DENOMINATION WITHIN NICHIREN BUDDHISM)

Nam-myoho-renge-kyo

Myo ho ren ge kyo.

Hoben-pon. Dai ni.

Niji seson. Ju sanmai. Anjo ni ki.Go shari-hotsu. Sho-but chi-e. Jinjin muryo. Go chi-e mon. Nange nannyu. Issai shomon.Hyaku-shi-butsu. Sho fu no chi. Sho-i sha ga. Butsu zo shingon. Hyaku sen man noku.

Mushu sho butsu. Jin gyo sho-butsu. Muryo doho. Yumyo shojin. Myosho fu mon. Joju jinjin. Mi-zo-u ho. Zui gi sho setsu. Ishu nange. Shari-hotsu. Go ju jo-butsu irai. Shuju innen. Shuju hiyu. Ko en gonkyo. Mu shu hoben. Indo shujo. Ryo ri sho jaku. Sho-i sha ga. Nyorai hoben. Chi-ken hara-mitsu. Kai i gu-soku. Shari-hotsu. Nyorai chi-ken. Kodai jinnon. Muryo muge. Riki. Mu-sho-i. Zenjo. Gedas. Sanmai. Jin nyu musai. Joju issai. Mi-zo-u ho. Shari-hotsu. Nyorai no. Shuju fun-betsu. Gyo ses sho ho. Gon-ji nyunan. Ekka shushin. Shari-hotsu. Shu yo gon shi. Muryo muhen. Mi-zo-u ho. Bus shitsu joju. Shi shari-hotsu. Fu shu bu setsu. Sho-i sha ga. Bus sho joju. Dai ichi ke-u. Nange shi ho. Yui butsu yo butsu. Nai no kujin. Shoho jisso.

3x: Sho-i shoho. Nyo ze so. Nyo ze sho. Nyo ze tai. Nyo ze riki. Nyo ze sa. Nyo ze in. Nyo ze en. Nyo ze ka. Nyo ze ho. Nyo ze honmak kukyo to.

Sho-i shoho. Nyo ze so. Nyo ze sho. Nyo ze tai. Nyo ze riki. Nyo ze sa. Nyo ze in. Nyo ze en. Nyo ze ka. Nyo ze ho. Nyo ze honmak kukyo to.

Myo ho ren ge kyo. Nyorai ju-ryo-hon. Dai ju-roku.

Ji ga toku bu rai. Sho kyo sho kosshu. Muryo hyaku sen man. Oku sai asogi. Jo seppo kyoke. Mushu oku shujo. Ryo nyu o butsu-do. Nirai muryo ko. I do shujo ko. Hoben gen nehan. Ni jitsu fu metsu-do. Jo ju shi seppo. Ga jo ju o shi. I sho jin-zu-riki. Ryo tendo shujo. Sui gon ni fu ken. Shu ken ga metsu-do. Ko kuyo shari. Gen kai e renbo., Ni sho katsu-go shin. Shujo ki shin-buku. Shichi-jiki i nyunan. Isshin yok ken butsu. Fu ji shaku shinmyo. Ji go gyo shuso. Ku shutsu ryojusen. Ga ji go shujo. Jo zai shi fu-metsu. I ho-ben-rik ko. Gen u metsu fu-metsu. Yo-koku u shujo. Kugyo shingyo sha. Ga bu o hi chu. I setsu mujo ho. Nyoto fu mon shi. Tan ni ga metsu-do. Ga ken sho shujo. Motsu-zai o kukai. Ko fu I gen shin. Ryo go sho katsu-go. In go shin renbo. Nai shutsu I seppo. Jin-zu-riki nyo ze. O asogi ko.

Jo zai ryojusen. Gyu yo sho jusho. Shujo ken ko jin. Dai ka sho sho ji. Ga shi do annon. Tennin jo juman. Onrin sho do-kaku. Shuju ho shogon. Hoju ta keka. Shujo sho yu-raku. Shoten gyaku tenku. Jo sas shu gi-gaku. U mandara ke. San butsu gyu daishu. Ga jodo fu ki. Ni shu ken sho jin. Ufu sho kuno. Nyo ze shitsu juman. Ze sho zai shujo. I aku-go innen. Ka asogi ko. Fu mon sanbo myo. Sho u shu ku-doku. Nyuwa shichi-jiki sha. Sokkai ken gashin. Zai shi ni seppo. Waku-ji i shi shu. Setsu butsu-ju muryo. Ku nai ken bussha. I setsu butsu nan chi. Ga chi-riki nyo ze. Eko sho muryo. Jumyo mushu ko. Ku shugo sho toku. Nyoto u chi sha. Mot to shi sho gi. To dan ryo yo jin. Butsu-go jip puko. Nyo i zen hoben. I ji o shi ko. Jitsu zai ni gon shi. Mu no sek komo. Ga yaku I se bu. Ku sho kugen sha. I bonbu tendo. Jitsu zai ni gon metsu. I joken ga ko. Ni sho kyoshi shin. Ho-itsu jaku go-yoku. Da o aku-do chu. Ga jo chi shujo. Gyo do fu gyo do. Zui o sho ka do. I ses shuju ho. Mai ji sa ze nen. I ga ryo shujo. Toku nyu mu-jo do. Soku joju busshin.

Nam-myoho-renge-kyo

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cospinol · 2 years

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FINALLY WE’RE HERE

a) the sacrifice itself :))))) which we got with exactly the right lack of sentimentality at the end of the day, it’s so cute that in the few seconds between hou mei’s decision and the blade coming down rei ou doesn’t express even a tiny bit of understanding/sympathy/resignation/affection for hou mei, it’s purely anger and surprise that he’s been outplayed and abandoned like this 💓. it’s what Really makes this the perfect punchline to the intro scene where he talks abt how hou mei is surpassing him; he didn’t really believe that, in the end! But…

b) rei ou might not have believed what he was saying, but of course hou mei did :D he was so modest and has been so deferent to his teacher up until now but he shifts tack into seizing his assets so seamlessly here ❤️ I think it’s something he’d thought about before, not out of malice but because planning the best course for any contingency is the right thing to do for someone in his position, just like ensuring his own survival :)

As I’ve been watching rei ou closely in the anime so far, I’ve thought at multiple points that he really is deeply focused on the other dragons (especially shi haku) above all else (*certainly* moreso than his opponents, he barely seems to know who tou is), in a way that makes sense given their personal history but also *is* markedly different than the way hou mei observes the battlefield; up until now I’ve mostly been just going lol how intimate when, like, he got unreasonably rattled by the idea of someone being able to best shi haku in spearmanship, but I think that’s the kind of thing hou mei is talking about (in terms of him being stuck in the past) and does perceive as a legitimate weakness. Ofc this is a little hypocritical of hou mei (which like, obviously, it would be a less cute trait if it wasn’t) given his own ability to throw a tantrum when things don’t go his way, but it also makes sense for him to be Disappointed in his master who at the beginning of this arc he really did believe was superior in skill to himself…… and all personal matters aside I think the core of the matter is that he Is primarily thinking of his country before all else. :)!

And with that we’re done with our very last Fire Dragons Saturday :( so I’ll be re-entering my state of hibernation until they animate war of three states arc 2-4 years from now.

always appreciate a good Kaine And Fu Tei Violence scene though<3

Zhao scene is mostly just housekeeping but a) thank you to mvp kei sha for bringing up ka rin and letting me See Her (also nice to see him at home here since koku you arc is now closer on the horizon than ever :((((((), and b) fu tei’s lines abt their army stagnating during ri boku’s forced leave of absence, and abt their king’s unfitness to rule……… :(.

& I hit image limit here but I also appreciate sei’s mom running circles around ryo fui and shou bun kun in court, because they deserve it. Onward to ai and his state…………

#glad the anime removed that one shot of them together (yk) also. I don’t like to see it #txt #kingdomposting #I think the Parents And Children scene at the end of the ep is like structurally poignant #but I kind of don’t care just bc it’s also a sei and kou scene. which idc abt #soooooo many shou hei kun scenes coming up next week though 🥰🥰🥰 he’s the real core of this arc for me #and we’re going to see chou kou! I like him

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444namesplus · 2 months

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bakitln · 6 months

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Sha lyndet jong ki lyoh;

Ha jaka ba lah mang lah bynta,

Ka khet bakhraw u Blei phi shong mynta.

Hapneh ka jingsuk shi junom bhor,

Hapneh ka jingkmen kaba iai kyrsoi man la ka por,

Ngi tip ki jingeh ba phi mad hangne pyrthei ba shiteng por;

Mynta Ki lah jah noh bad ki lah tlor.

Ngin nang iai kynmaw ieid ia kyrteng jong phi,

Ngin nang ia khana ia ki kam bakhraw jong phi;

Ia ka bha ka miat ka sneng ka kraw ba phi lah ai ia ngi,

Ia ka long rynieng man rynieng ba phi lah kup lah ri,

Ngin sa nang iai pyrto bad sam lem sha ki khun ki kti jong ngi.

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magicalrobodokiofficial · 1 year

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made a lil mini fic

(context: robohino and doki are trying to find a curse in the middle of tokyo without causing a ruckus)

Japanese buisnessman: (魔法少女は実在する！はじめまして! ここの出身ですか？Mahō shōjo wa jitsuzai suru! Hajimemashite! Koko no shusshindesu ka? Magical girls are real! Nice to meet you! Are you from here?)

Hino: ...Oh shit. (flips through translator book) Uh...Chapter 4...page 5....there we go, uh...Watashi wa...nihongo-

Doki: 私たちはアメリカからの旅行者で、あと 5 日で出発します。ごめんなさい。 (Watashitachiha Amerika kara no ryokō-sha de, ato 5-nichi de shuppatsu shimasu. Gomen'nasai. We are travelers from America and we are leaving in 5 days. I'm sorry.)

Japanese man: ああ！大丈夫です。

(Ā! Daijōbudesu. Ah! It's alright.)

(To Hino, in a thick japanese accent)

Have a nice time!

(He leaves)

Hino:

Hino: ...He knows english?!?

Doki: Japanese businessmen know at least some English because of their job. But we gotta hurry up and find this curse before more people ask-

Japanese woman: (お二人は魔法少女ですか？

O ni-ri wa mahō shōjodesu ka? Are you two magical girls?)

Doki: -about who we are, dammit.

#doki tokyo #magical robodoki #ydkj #you don’t know jack #doki quotes #doki shitposts #buzz lippman #robodoki #robohino #tokyo

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lucianolmsantos · 2 years

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.꧁ .❖•ೋ° °ೋ•❖. ꧂. *Bom dia!*

*Com muita Alegria!*

*O Gongyo e a sua tradução*

*Capítulos Hoben*

*"Myoho-renge-kyo* — Sutra do Lótus

*Ho-ben-pon-dai-ni* — Capítulo Hoben (Meios)

*Niji sesson* — Nesse momento

*Ju sanmai —* o Buda levantou-se

*Anjo ni ki* — serenamente de sua meditação

*Go shari-hotsu* — e dirigiu-se a Sharihotsu, dizendo:

*Sho-bu-ti-e* — "A sabedoria dos budas.

*Jinjin muryo* — é infinitamente profunda e imensurável.

*Go ti-e mon* — O portal dessa sabedoria é difícil de compreender

*Nangue nannyu* — e de transpor.

*Issai shomon* — Nenhum dos homens de erudição

*Hyaku-shi-butsu* — ou de absorção

*Sho-fu-no-ti*— é capaz de compreendê-la."

*Sho-i-sha-ga* — Qual é a razão disso?

*Butsu-zo-shingon* —Um buda é aquele que serviu a centenas

*Hyaku-sen-man-noku* — a milhares, a dezenas de milhares,

*Mushu-sho-butsu* — a incontáveis budas

*Jin-gyo-sho-butsu* — e executou um número incalculável de práticas religiosas.

*Muryo-doho* — Ele empenha-se corajosa e ininterruptamente

*Yumyo-shojin* — e seu nome é universalmente conhecido.

*Myosho-fu-mon* — Um Buda é aquele que compreendeu a Lei insondável

*Joju-jinjin* — e nunca antes revelada,

*Mi-zo-u ho* — pregando-a de acordo

*Zui-gui-sho-setsu* — com a capacidade das pessoas,

*Ishu-nangue* — ainda que seja difícil compreender a sua intenção.

*Shari-hotsu* — Sharihotsu

*Go-jo-ju-butsu-i-rai* — desde que atingi a iluminação

*Shu-juin nen* — tenho exposto meus ensinos

*Shu-ju-hi-yu* — utilizando várias histórias sobre relações causais,

*Ko-en-gon-kyo* — parábolas e inúmeros meios

*Mu shu-ho-ben* — para conduzir as pessoas

*In-do-shu-jo* — e fazer com que renunciem

*Ryo-ri-sho-jaku* — aos seus apegos a desejos mundanos.

*Sho-isha-ga* — Qual a razão disso?

*Nyo-rai-ho-ben* —A razão está no fato de o Buda

*Ti-ken-ha-ra-mitsu* — ser plenamente dotado dos meios

*Kai-i-gu-soku* — e do paramita da sabedoria.

*Shari-hotsu* — Sharihotsu,

*Nyo-rai-ti-ken* — a sabedoria do Buda

*Ko-dai-jin-non* — é ampla e profunda.

*Mu-ryo-mu-gue* — Ele é dotado de imensurável benevolência,

*Riki-mu-sho-i*— ilimitada eloqüência,

*Zen-jo* - poder,

*Ge-da* - coragem,

*San-mai* — concentração,

*Jin-myu-mu-sai* — liberdade e samadhis (meditação),

*Jo-ju-i-sai* - aprofundou-se no reino do insondável

*Mi-zo-u-ho* — e despertou para a Lei nunca antes revelada.

*Shari-hotsu* — Sharihotsu,

*Nyo-rai-no* — o Buda é aquele

*Shu-ju-fun-betsu* — e que sabe como discernir

*Gyo-se-sho-ho* — e expor os ensinos habilmente.

*Gon-jin-nyu-nan* — Suas palavras são ternas e gentis

*E-ka-shu-shin* — e podem alegrar o coração das pessoas.

*Shari-hotsu* — Sharihotsu,

*Shu-yo-gon-shi* — em síntese, o Buda compreendeu

*Mu-ryo-mu-hen* — perfeitamente a Lei ilimitada,

*Mi-zo-u-ho* — infinita

*Bu-shitsu-jo-ju* — e nunca antes revelada.

*Shi shari-hotsu* — Chega, Sharihotsu!

*Fu-shu-bu-setsu* — Não vou mais continuar pregando

*Sho-i-sha-ga* — Por quê?

*Bu-sho-jo-ju* — Porque a Lei que o Buda revelou

*Dai-iti-ke-u* — é a mais rara

*Nan-gue-shi-ho* — e a mais difícil de compreender.

*Yui-butsu-yo-butsu* — A essência real de todos os fenômenos

*Nai-no-ku-jin* — somente pode ser compreendida e partilhada entre os budas.

*Sho-ho-ji-so* — Essa realidade

*Sho-isho-ho* — consiste de:

*Nyo-ze-so* — aparência,

*Nyo-ze-sho* — natureza,

*Nyo-ze-tai* — entidade,

*Nyo-ze-riki* — poder,

*Nyo-ze-sa* — influência,

*Nyo-ze-in* — causa interna,

*Nyo-ze-en* — relação

*Nyo-ze-ka* — efeito latente,

*Nyo-ze-ho* — efeito manifesto

*Nyo-ze-hon-ma-ku-kyo-to* — e consistência do início ao fim.

*Capítulos Juryo*

*Myo-ho-renge-kyo* — Sutra do Lótus

*Nyo-rai-ju-ryo-hon*, *dai-ju-roku* — Jigague, trecho do capítulo Juryo - revelação da vida eterna do buda

*Ji-ga-toku-bu-rai* — Desde que atingi o estado de Buda,

*Sho-kyo-sho-ko-shu* — infindáveis Kalpas

*Mu-ryo-hyaku-sen-man* — transcorreram.

*Oku-sai-a-so-gui* — Constantemente

*Jo-se-po-kyo-ke* — venho pregando, ensinando e propagando

*Mu-shu-oku-shu-jo* — a Lei a milhares de seres vivos,

*Ryo-nyu-o-butsu-do* — fazendo com que entrem no Caminho do Buda,

*Ni-rai-mu-ryo-ko* — e tudo isso durante intermináveis kalpas

*I-do-shu-jo-ko* — Como um meio hábil,

*Ho-ben-guen-ne-han* — aparento entrar no nirvana para salvar todas as pessoas.

*Ni-jitsu-fu-metsu-do* — Mas, na realidade, não entro em extinção.

*Jo-ju-shi-se-po* — Sempre estou aqui ensinando a Lei.

*Ga-jo-ju-o-shi* — Sempre estou aqui. *I-sho-jin-zu-riki* — Porém, devido ao meu poder místico

*Ryo-ten-do-shu-jo* — as pessoas de mente distorcida não conseguem me ver

*Sui-gon-ni-fu-ken* — mesmo quando estou bem perto delas.

*Shu-ken-ga-metsu-do* — Quando essa multidão de seres vê que entrei no nirvana,

*Ko-ku-yo-sha-ri* — consagra muitas oferendas às minhas relíquias.

*Guen-kai-e-ren-bo* — Todos abrigam o desejo único e ardente de contemplar-me.

*Ni-sho-katsu-go-shin* — Quando esses seres realmente se tornam fiéis,

*Shu-jo-ki-shin-buku* — honestos, justos e de propósitos pacíficos,

*Shiti-jiki-i-nyu-nan* — quando ver o Buda é o seu único pensamento,

*I-shin-yo-ken-butsu* — não hesitando mesmo que isso custe a própria vida,

*Fu-ji-shaku-shin-myo* — então, eu apareço

*Ji-ga-gyu-shu-so* — junto à assembléia de discípulos

*Ku-shutsu-ryo-ju-sen* — sobre o Sagrado Pico da Águia.

*Ga-ji-go-shu-jo* — Nesse momento, digo à multidão de seres:

*Jo-zai-shi-fu-metsu* — eu sempre estou aqui, jamais entro em extinção.. 

*I-ho-ben-ri-ko* — No entanto, como um meio hábil,

*Guen-u-metsu-fu-metsu* — algumas vezes aparento entrar no nirvana. 

*Yo-koku-u-shu-jo* — E outras vezes, não.

*Ku-gyo-shin-gyo-sha* — Quando em outras terras há seres

*Ga-bu-o-hi tyu* — que desejam respeitosa e sinceramente crer

*I-setsu-mu-jo-ho* — então eu também, junto a eles, pregarei esta Lei insuperável.

*Nyo-to-fu-mon-shi* — Porém, não compreendendo minhas palavras,

*Tan-ni-ga-metsu-do* — todos aqui insistem em pensar que eu morri.

*Ga-ken-sho-shu-jo* — Quando vejo os seres afogados

*Motsu-zai-o-ku-kai* — em um mar de sofrimentos

*Ko-fu-I-guen-shin* — eu não me exponho,

*Ryo-go-sho-katsu-go* — para dessa forma fazer com que anseiem contemplar-me.

*In-go-shin-ren-bo* — Então, quando seu coração se enche de ansiedade,

*Nai-shitsu-i-se-po* — finalmente apareço e ensino a Lei para eles.

*Jin-zu-riki-nyo-ze* — Assim são meus poderes místicos.

*O-a-so-gi-ko* — Por infinitas kalpas,

*Jo-zai-ryo-ju-sen* — sempre estive no Pico da Águia e em muitos outros lugares.

*Gyu-yo-sho-ju-sho* — Enquanto os seres presenciam

*Shu-jo-ken-ko-jin* — o final de um kalpa

*Dai-ka-sho-sho-ji* — e tudo é consumido em chamas

*Ga-shi-do-an-non* — esta minha terra

*Ten-nin-jo-ju-man* — permanece segura e tranqüila

*On-rin-sho-do-kaku* — sempre cheia de seres humanos e seres celestiais.

*Shu-ju-ho-sho-gon* — Vários tipos de gemas adornam

*Ho-ju-ta-ke-ka* — seus corredores e pavilhões, jardins e bosques

*Shu-ju-sho-yu-raku* — Árvores preciosas dão flores e frutos em profusão, 

*Sho-ten-gyaku-ten-ku* — sob as quais os seres vivem felizes e tranqüilos.

*Jo- sa-shu-gui-gaku* — As divindades fazem repicar os tambores celestiais interpretando,-

*U-man-da-ra-ke* — sem cessar, a música mais diversa. Uma chuva de flores de mandara cai

*San-butsu-gyu-dai-shu* — espalhando suas pétalas sobre o Buda e a grande assembléia.

*Ga-jo-do-fu-ki* — Minha terra pura é indestrutível,

*Ni-shu-ken-sho-jin* — porém, a multidão a vê

*U-fu-sho-ku-no* — consumir-se em chamas,

*Nyo-ze-shitsu-ju-man* — mergulhada em sofrimentos, angústia e temor.

*Ze-sho-zai-shu-jo* — Esses seres, devido a suas várias ofensas e causas

*I-aku-go-in-nen* — provenientes de suas más ações,

*Ka-a-so-gi-ko* — passam infinitas kalpas *Fu-mon-san-bo-myo* — sem escutar o nome dos três tesouros.

*Sho-u -hu-ku-doku* — Mas os que praticam os caminhos meritórios,

*Nyu-wa-shiti-jiki-sha* — que são nobres e pacíficos, corretos e sinceros,

*So-kai-ken-ga-shin* — todos me vêem aqui em pessoa,

*Zai-shi-ni-se-po* — ensinando a Lei.

*Waku-ji-i-shi-shu* — Às vezes para essa multidão exponho

*Setsu-butsu-ju-mu-ryo* — que a duração da vida do Buda é imensurável;

*Ku-nai-ken-bu-sha* — e para aqueles que o vêem somente após um longo tempo

*I-setsu-butsu-nan-ti* — exponho o quanto é difícil encontrar-se com ele.

*Ga-ti-riki-nyo-ze* — O poder de minha sabedoria é tamanho

*E-ko-sho-mu-ryo* — que seus raios iluminam o infinito. *Ju-myo-mu-shu-ko* — Minha vida, extensa como incontáveis kalpas,

*Ku-shu-go-sho-toku* — resulta de uma prática muito longa. *Nyo-to-u-ti-sha* — Homens de sabedoria,

*Mo-to-shi-sho-gui* — não abriguem nenhuma dúvida sobre isso!

*To-dan-ryo-yo-jin* — Livrem-se das dúvidas definitivamente,

*Butsu-go-ji-pu-ko* — pois as palavras do Buda são sempre verdadeiras, nunca falsas.

*Nyo-i-zen-ho-ben* — O Buda é como um excelente médico

*I-ji-o-shi-ko* — que se vale de meios hábeis

*Jitsu-zai-ni-gon-shi* — para curar seus filhos iludidos. *Mu-no-se-ko-mo* — Embora na realidade esteja vivo, anuncia que entrou no nirvana.

*Ga-yaku-i-se-bu* — Porém, ninguém pode acusá-lo de mentiroso.

*Ku-sho-ku-guen-sha* — Eu sou o pai deste mundo e salvo aqueles que sofrem e os que se encontram aflitos.

*I-bon-bu-ten-do* — Devido à ilusão das pessoas,

*Jitsu-zai-ni-gon-metsu* — apesar de eu estar vivo, anuncio que entrei no nirvana.

*I-jo-ken-ga-ko* — Pois se me vissem constantemente,

*Ni-sho-kyo-shi-shin* — a arrogância e o egoísmo tomariam conta de seu coração.

*Ho-itsu-jaku-go-yaku* — Ignorando as restrições, entregariam–se aos cinco desejos,

*Da-o-aku-do-tyu* — e cairiam nos maus caminhos da existência.

*Ga-jo-ti-shu-jo* — Estou sempre ciente de quem são as pessoas

*Gyo-do-fu-gyo-do* — que praticam o Caminho e as que não o praticam,

*Zui-o-sho-ka-do* — e, em resposta às suas necessidades de salvação

*I-se-shu-ju-ho* — ensino-lhes várias doutrinas.

*Mai-ji sa-ze-nen* — Medito constantemente:

*I-ga-ryo-shu-jo* — Como posso conduzir as pessoas

*Toku-nyu-mu-jo-do* — ao caminho supremo

*Soku-jo-ju-bu-shin* — e fazer com que adquiram rapidamente o corpo de um buda?

"Fonte - Preleção dos capítulos Hoben e Juryo".

A tradução foi retirada do livro "Sutra de Lótus, Preleção dos Capítulos Hoben e Juryo" de Daisaku Ikeda.

Bom proveito!

.꧁ .❖•ೋ° °ೋ•❖. ꧂.

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deepmoontalevgc · 2 years

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Everybody shout hallelu Hallelujah Maga don pay Hallelujah Everybody shout hallelu Hallelujah Mugu don pay Hallelujah See I dey feel like sey me I don maya eh Chai chai And I dey feel like sey me ii don kolo eh Chai I dey feel like sey me I get money eh Chai see And I dey feel like feel like me I too much eh Tell me now na who be the mugu mugu Oya na who be the maga maga Wey talk sey as I dey hustle reach Me I no go hammеr hammer Ema lo ro Ema lo ro Ko sanwo o Ah enemiеs make una clear for road Everybody shout hallelu Hallelujah Maga don pay Hallelujah Everybody shout hallelu Hallelujah Mugu don pay Hallelujah Free me I get dollar in my pocket Dollar in my pocket Naira in my pocket Naira in my pocket Pounds in my pocket Ah won sanwo Sanwo Sanwo Sanwo I get dollar in my pocket Dollar in my pocket Naira in my pocket Naira in my pocket Pounds in my pocket Ah won sanwo Sanwo Sanwo Sanwo E sha ri No be small thing Me am sipping some hennesy Mixed up with adovokadi Everybody for here dem Dey scatter body eh Eyin omoge e sodi oh Je ka jaye oh Mo l’owo lowo Mo lo ola lowo Oya se bo se wun e Everybody shout hallelu Hallelujah Maga don pay Hallelujah Everybody shout hallelu Hallelujah Mugu don pay Hallelujah Ah see E yogo yogo maga Yogo yogo mugu Yogo yogo maga Yogo yogo mugu Yogo yogo mego Yogo yogo mugu Oya sanwo o Sanwo o Sanwo o Sanwo o Sanwo o Sanwo o Sanwo o Sanwo o E don tey Ha oh wey Oh wey Oh wey Chai oh wey Oh wey Hennesy tingolo champagne Mowet Hennesy Mary jane Champagne Terry g Omo me I don hammer eh Everybody shout hallelu Hallelujah Maga don pay Hallelujah Everybody start to jolly Hallelujah Start to jolly eh scatter body eh Hallelujah Owo oh Owo oh Hallelujah Owo oh mugu Hallelujah Shout hallelujah Hallelujah Ha ha owo oh Hallelujah

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bassoonboss182 · 6 years

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sha-ka-ri replied to your post “Sweet Home Sextuplets”

Those are some awful names, so many missed opportunities.

For real tho, they could’ve chose literally anything else

#sha-ka-ri #sweet home sextuplets #tlc #tlc shows

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unrestedjade · 3 years

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What did I do with my Friday night, you may ask?

Half-assed a Ferengi katakana font, is what. Yeah, I'm what you'd call...pretty cool.

Deets below:

So it turns out the phonemes for the Ferengi character set (ganked from LCARS47.com) map fairly well onto katakana? With some notable exceptions. A lot of phonemes map 1:1 very nicely, but there are spots where Ferengi sounds mush together (ta/da, for example) where the kana make them distinct タダ (ta and da respectively).

There are also sounds that aren't present in Japanese that are distinct in the Ferengi that necessitated some counterintuitive mapping. All the Ferengi l- sounds map onto the z- dakuon, for instance. Ferengi z-sounds already lump into the s-/z-/sh- group, which left the z- dakuon free.

So, Leeta would be リタ ri ta in actual katakana. But to type her name in Ferengi, you have to spell it ジタ (ji ta) to give you "li ta".

For another example, to spell Garak: ガラク ga ra ku. But k- and g- sounds are grouped in Ferengi, so instead it's spelled ka ra ku.

And that left the g- dakuon free to use for the q- sounds that don't exist in katakana, so Quark, in katakana, would need to be クワルク ku wa ru ku. But in this Ferengi font it's spelled ga ru ku, which looks a lot closer to English Garak, doesn't it? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Ferengi doesn't appear to have terminal consonants going by the chart, so sounding out words feels eerily familiar to spelling in katakana. Maybe they clip off the vowel at the end, ~desu~ style.

Still, it's pretty fun to play with as an English cipher or for names and decorative nonsense. Here's a screenshot of my mucking around. From left to right: original word - Ferengi phonemes - what to type while in full-width katakana input mode - final result.

And here's the full mapping of phonemes to kana. You can see where I had to make some allowances. It's possible there's a different writing system that fits better, or a better way to map onto katakana, but this is as well as I can do with my "occasionally fucks around on duolingo" level of expertise, lol.

assigned phonemes: mapped kana:

a/ha a ア

i/hi i イ

u/hu u ウ

e/he e エ

o/ho o オ

ka/ga ka カ

ki/gi ki キ

ku/gu ku ク gu グ

ke/ge ke ケ

ko/go ko コ

sa/za/sha sa サ

si/zi/shi shi シ

su/zu/shu su ス

se/ze/she se セ

so/zo/sho so ソ

ta/da/tha ta タ da ダ

ti/di/thi hi ヒ

te/de/the te テ

tu/du/thu tsu ツ

to/do/tho to ト

na na ナ

ni ni ニ

ne ne ネ

nu nu ヌ

no no ノ n ｎ

ma ma マ

mi mi ミ

me me メ

mu mu ム

mo mo モ

ya ya ヤ

ye yu ユ

yo yo ヨ

ra ra ラ

ri ri リ

re re レ

ru ru ル

ro ro ロ

wa wa ワ

wi do ド

we de デ

wo wo ヲ

pa/ba pa パ

pi/bi pi ピ

pe/be pe ペ

pu/bu pu プ

po/bo po ポ

fa/va ba バ

fi/vi bi ビ

fe/ve be ベ

fu/vu bu ブ

fo/vo bo ボ

cha/ja ha ハ

chi/ji chi チ

che/je he ヘ

chu/ju fu/hu フ

cho/jo ho ホ

la za ザ

li ji ジ

le ze ゼ

lu zu ズ

lo zo ゾ

qua/gwa ga ガ

qui/gwi gi ギ

que/gwe ge ゲ

quo/gwo go ゴ

#star trek #ds9 #ferengi #free fonts #feel free to clone the font and make tweaks or different graphics or whatever #i just used the default brick set i didn't draw vector art or anything fancy #yes im avoiding working on other things how did you guess #all 5 people who might want this come get y'all food

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kitsunenonihongo · 2 years

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Writing System

This is super important, before we begin with learning words and sentences.

Japanese has 3 writing systems so to speak. Two of them are syllabaries, you may refer to them as "Alphabets", and the third writing system is sort of symbol based, like Chinese.

There's also ROMAJI. Which we'll be using to help you learn sounds and to speak. But please, work on learning the syllabaries as soon as possible. Romaji is terrible for many reasons, including the fact that everyone and their mother writes Romaji in a different way. You may notice that my Romaji is different than some others you've come across. So again. Try to get away from it as soon as possible. Don't be afraid. I know you can do it!

We'll start with Kana, namely Hiragana as you'll be seeing it the most.

HIRAGANA

Hiragana is used mainly for native Japanese words. You will see Hiragana everywhere. So you'll be wanting to learn that first.

A:あ　I:い　U:う　E:え　O:お

Ka:か　Ki:き　Ku:く　Ke:け　Ko:こ

Sa:さ　Shi:し　Su:す　Se:せ　So:そ

Ta:た　Chi:ち　Tsu:つ　Te:て　To:と

Na:な　Ni:に　Nu:ぬ　Ne:ね　No:の

Ha:は　Hi:ひ　Fu:ふ　He:へ　Ho:ほ

Ma:ま　Mi:み　Mu:む　Me:め　Mo:も

Ya:や　Yu:ゆ　Yo:よ　*yes there are only 3 of these

Ra:ら　Ri:り　Ru:る　Re:れ　Ro:ろ

Wa:わ　Wo:を　*yes there's only 2 of these

N:ん

Okay, now some of these characters get whats called a "Dakuten" that's a little " or ゜that's next to the Hiragana that changes it's sound. those are as follows:

Ga:が　Gi:ぎ　Gu:ぐ　Ge:げ　Go:ご

Za:ざ　Ji：じ　Zu:ず　Ze:ぜ　Zo:ぞ

Da：だ　Zi:ぢ　Dzu:づ　De:で Do:ど

Ba:ば　Bi:び　Bu:ぶ　Be:べ　Bo:ぼ

Pa:ぱ　Pi:ぴ　Pu:ぷ　Pe:ぺ　Po:ぽ

ぱ　ぴ　ぷ　ぺ　ぽ are the only ones that use the ゜dakuten.

You'll notice that 「ぢ」sounds like "zi" ... or "dzi"... and not "di" and that 「づ」sounds like "dzu" and not "du" ... that's.... that's a pain in the butt but it is what it is. In order to get the "di" sound it's written 「でぃ」"de" and a little "i" makes "di" ... and actually you'll probably only ever see that written in Katakana 「ディ」

Which brings me to the next part. Little vowels and Little Y sounds.

We covered some of the little y sounds last lesson. You'll see more little Ys than little vowels. The biggest thing you need to remember about little Ys is that they're always stuck to an "-i" character.

Kya:きゃ　Kyu:きゅ　Kyo:きょ　Gya:ぎゃ　Gyu:ぎゅ　Gyo:ぎょ

Sha:しゃ　Shu:しゅ　Sho:しょ　Ja:じゃ　Ju:じゅ　Jo:じょ

Cha:ちゃ　Chu:ちゅ　Cho:ちょ

Nya:にゃ　Nyu:にゅ　Nyo:にょ

Hya:ひゃ　Hyu:ひゅ　Hyo:ひょ　Bya:びゃ　Byu:びゅ　Byo:びょ

Pya:ぴゃ　Pyu:ぴゅ　Pyo:ぴょ

Rya:りゃ　Ryu:りゅ　Ryo:りょ

You'll notice some of these don't have "y"s in the romaji reading. Don't freak. That's just how it works. And is part of the reason I don't like Romaji.

Like I said you'll also see little vowels: ぁぃ　ぅ　ぇ　ぉ but like with 「ディ」"di" you'll probably only ever see them in Katakana. Here's a few anyway:

Fa:ふぁ　Fi:ふぃ　Fe:ふぇ　Fo:ふぉ

She:しぇ Je:じぇ　Che:ちぇ　Ti:てぃ　Di:でぃ

Finally there's little "tsu" っ this little symbol DOUBLES the next consonant!

っか = kka っさ = ssa

etc. a っ can be near any other kana it doesn't really have a restriction besides not coming before あ, い, う, え, お, or ANY of the "N"s

If you come across a double n it will be written with the lone N first 「ん」 followed by one of the Ns with a vowel next to it.

Ex: Konnichiwa = こんにちは

Like English the double consonant doesn't change the sound, it just lengthens it by a fraction (if even that).

っき = "kki" pronounced the same as "ki" って= "tte" pronounced the same as "te"

Does that make sense? :)

KATAKANA (less explanation here because it's the same rules and sounds)

Katakana is used mainly for loan words. Words borrowed from other languages. It's also used in some names.

A:ア　I:イ　U:ウ　E:エ　O:オ

Ka:カ　Ki:キ　Ku:ク　Ke:ケ　Ko:コ

Sa:サ　Shi:シ　Su:ス　Se:セ　So:ソ

Ta:タ　Chi:チ　Tsu:ツ　Te:テ　To:ト

Na:ナ　Ni:ニ　Nu:ヌ　Ne:ネ　No:ノ

Ha:ハ　Hi:ヒ　Fu:フ　He:ヘ　Ho:ホ

Ma:マ　Mi:ミ　Mu:ム　Me:メ　Mo:モ

Ya:ヤ　Yu:ユ　Yo:ヨ

Ra:ラ　Ri:リ　Ru:ル　Re:レ　Ro:ロ

Wa:ワ　Wo:ヲ

N:ン

Ga:ガ　Gi:ギ　Gu:グ　Ge:ゲ　Go:ゴ

Za:ザ　Ji:ジ　Zu:ズ　Ze:ゼ　Zo:ゾ

Da:ダ　Dzi:ヂ　Dzu:ヅ　De:デ　Do:ド

Ba:バ　Bi:ビ　Bu:ブ　Be:ベ　Bo:ボ

Pa:パ　Pi:ピ　Pu:プ　Pe:ペ　Po:ポ

Kya:キャ　Kyu:キュ　Kyo:キョ　Gya:ギャ　Gyu:ギュ　Gyo:ギョ

Sha:シャ　Shu:シュ　Sho:ショ　Ja:ジャ　Ju:ジュ　Jo:ジョ

Cha:チャ　Chu:チュ　Cho:チョ

Nya:ニャ　Nyu:ニュ　Nyo:ニョ

Hya:ヒャ　Hyu:ヒュ　Hyo:ヒョ　Bya:ビャ　Byu:ビュ　Byo:ビョ

Pya:ピャ　Pyu:ピュ　Pyo:ピョ

Mya:ミャ　Myu:ミュ　Myo:ミョ

Rya:リャ　Ryu:リュ　Ryo:リョ

Ti:ティ　Di:ディ　She:シェ　Je:ジェ　Che:チェ

Va:ヴァ　Vi:ヴィ　Vu:ヴ　Ve:ヴェ　Vo:ヴォ

ッコ= kko ッソ= sso ッタ=tta ッシ=sshi

... there are probably other possibilities I've left out, but these are all the common ones you should see. and even if that's not true I trust that you can see and understand the pattern here. :)

KANJI There's thousands of Kanji, so I'm not going to list. I will have Kanji in with the lessons, but learn them at your own pace. No worries. :) I've found that once I got to the point where I could start learning Kanji it's made reading a lot easier for me.

Sorry if this is a HELLISH ammount. Just write the syllabaries down and come back to them now and then as reference. You don't have to learn them all today, or this week, or even this month. I just want you to be familiar with them. :)

#duolingo translation #for posterity #lesson 2 #japanese lesson

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