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== Vs. mode - choose level == | == Vs. mode - choose level == | ||
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|どのすてーじで{{gloss|あそぶ|遊ぶ play}}か{{gloss|えらんで|選んで (from 選ぶ) please choose}}ね | |どのすてーじで{{gloss|あそぶ|遊ぶ play}}か{{gloss|えらんで|選んで (from 選ぶ) please choose}}ね | ||
|Choose which stage to play on.}} | |Choose which stage to play on.}} | ||
Latest revision as of 00:19, 5 May 2011
This translation is intended for people who already know English and are learning Japanese. It is not intended to be used to learn English, because the sentences in English may use strange or awkward wording in order to illustrate the vocabulary and grammar of the original Japanese.
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Japanese
げーむもーどをえらんでね！
English
Choose game mode!
The game has no katakana font, so it uses hiragana even for words that would normally be in katakana.
Japanese
のーまる
English
Normal
Japanese
ぜんぶで５すてーじの すとーりーもーど。げーむちゅうに２Ｐも さんかできるよ！
English
This is the five-stage-in-all story mode. During the game, the second player can also participate.
Japanese
ばとる
English
Battle
Japanese
ひとりでＣＯＭをあいてにかちぬきせん。ふたりでやれば、たいまんばとる！
English
With one player, it's a tournament battle against a CPU as an opponent. If you do it with two players, it's a one-on-one battle!
Vs. mode - choose level[edit]
Japanese
どのすてーじであそぶかえらんでね
English
Choose which stage to play on.
か here acts like the quotative particle と, except と is used with declarative statements and か is used with questions. Grammatically, it's like "Choose 'which stage will you play on?'."
Japanese
すてーじ[num]
English
Stage [num]
Vs. mode - choose character[edit]
Japanese
だれをさんかさせますか？
English
Who will you have participate?
Level complete[edit]
Japanese
よくできました
English
Well done!
Japanese
もっとがんばろう
English
Try harder!
