what does 'yume no kokoro' mean?
553581
Yes. All correct. Dreams of the heart would be 'kokoro no yume', so yume no kokoro means something like a dreaming heart. Kokoro has a wider meaning that simply 'heart'. It is often used to mean character or personality, or feeling.\n\nSounds like a song lyric to me.
673653
ko-cheh-tah\n\nit is name meaning either "unimaginable" or "stanger".\n\nit may be a name originating with the Yakama people who now live in Washington State.
897235
Literally translated it means :" Hello my sunshine" and usually it is referred to a small child, to a beloved and is very familiar and sweet in tone.\nPrivet (Привет)= Hello/Hi\nmoyo (мойо)=my\nsolnishko is the more intimate form, derived from solnce (солнце)= sun.\nHope that is of help.\nHave a great day!
143615
nopperabo i think is the real name of that class of spirit.  it's from japanese folklore, actually.  it's a malicious spirit that has no face and basically tries to eat you.  for more, i suggest going to y'local bookseller for something on traditional japanese ghost stories.
784967
It means The general idea of the contrast .\nFor example,\nLight and shadow\nMan and woman \nThe sun and the moon...\n\nIt is pronounced with "onmyou" in Japan.\nin kanji character\n陰陽(おんみょう）\n\n陰= "in"\n陽="yo"\nbut!\n陰陽="onmyou"   \nnot  "in-yo".\n\nhttp://www.okutsunet.com/table/yinyang.html
827208
It means "You have a cute voice."(*^o^*)\nHope this helps.
17682
The metaphor refers to a litter of puppies.  The first to pick gets the best.  It probably means the guy is so hot he can have any girl he wants.  It may also be that his girl fried is so hot he must have something special.
590935
its a pretty girl manga....all the heros (save mamoru) are female (naoko never intended for the animators to make the starlights ACTUAL men....in the manga they dressed like men but still had girly parts. Males that carry a sailor crystal are often seen as Knights or alternate versions of a Tuxedo Kamen type character.) It wouldn't be right for a MAN to save the day when its about cute little girls in miniskirts ;) \n\nmain point....Naoko-Sensei deems it so.....so it is.\n\nand also, there is a difference in a senshi and a /sailor/ senshi. Senshi is just a warrior...but a Sailor Senshi is something specific (see in the dub, they change senshi to scout while a scout and warrior are not the same thing. The term senshi is used in other animes such as Fushigi Yūgi but it is most recognised in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon....but people forget this.)
61809
I'll do you one better - here is a rough translation of the Japanese parts (I cut out the English sections)...'cause I like Bleach, and I could use the Japanese practice anyway ^_^ \n\ntooku de iki wo shiteru toumei ni natta mitai\nkurayami ni omoeta kedo mekakushi sareteta dake\n\nLiving far away, everything seems to have become clear\nI thought I was in darkness, but I was only blindfolded.\n\ninori wo sasagete atarashii hi wo matsu\nazayaka ni hikaru umi sono hate made\n\nI send up prayers, waiting for a new day\nThe ocean shines brightly to the horizon\n\nhito no kokoro wa utsuri yuku nukedashitaku naru\ntsuki wa mata atarashii shuuki de fune wo tsureteku\n\nPeople’s hearts begin to move, wanting to slip away\nThe moon, with a new cycle, pulls the boat along\n\ntabi wa mata tsudzuiteku odayaka na hi mo\ntsuki wa mata atarashii shuuki de fune wo terashidasu\n\nThe journey still continues, on calm days as well \nThe moon, with a new cycle, makes the boat begin to shine\n\ninori wo sasagete atarashii hi wo matsu\nazayaka ni hikaru umi sono hate made\n\nI send up prayers, waiting for a new day\nThe ocean shines brightly to the horizon\n\nunmei no fune wo kogi\n  nami wa tsugi kara tsugi e to watashitachi wo osou kedo\nsore mo suteki na tabi ne  dore mo suteki na tabi ne\n\nThe boat of fate\nRides from indecisive wave to wave, and we follow; but\nThat is also a wonderful journey, they are all wonderful journeys
1004351
Erm... this is weird.  The last character is not Chinese, it looks Korean.  Sorry but I don't understand the characters except for the first one, 談.  It means "to talk about / to discuss".
511296
It means: "He is really handsome" in English.\n\nSobrang = A lot, really\nGwapo = handsome (usually used for males)\nTalaga = For real, for sure\n\nAnd yes, it's grammatically correct, but you may want to add a "sha" (gender neutral third person) or a "ka" (second person, "you") after "gwapo" or "talaga" to specify he/she/it or you. Or you can use "kami," which is "us/we" or "Ako," which is the first person, "I."
70141
It's Japanese. It looks like "watshiwa aini aru". It's not gramatically correct. Watashi = I or me, ai = love, aru = to have, to exist. You figure out the rest.
860867
It just means 'the snow's katana' or 'katana of  the snow'.  'No' is a tricky word....it usually indicates possession, but it can also be used to make an adjective.  Hypothetically, 'yuki no katana' COULD imply a katana made of snow....in most cases, I think the best translation would be something like 'katana of the Snow' or 'the snow's katana'.  How it relates to the snow would have to be based on context, but it's closer to 'the snow's sword' than 'that which cuts snow'..  A better translation for 'sword which cuts snow', if that is what you're after, might be zanyukiken.\n\nAlso, a katana is just one type of sword.  A more generic term for sword is 'ken', which can mean any kind of sword or blade.  There's probably a more specific  word for 'sword', but I'm not sure what it is.
109772
It's from a Japanese game "Zero Wing."  It was a bad translation that became an internet phenomenon in 2001-2, heralding geek culture.
942302
I just want to post a small correction.  The first poster was almost correct but the Japanese translation wasn't human enough.  The "live" it translated is used with living in a location, not living a life.\n\nThe correct translation would be: 後悔なしに生きる (koukai nashini ikiru).\n\nAnyway, I'm sorry to hear about your uncle and I wish you and your family the best.
244574
yup sakurasama is right kohai is the word\nit literlly mean the one who came after
515579
Regardless of the TV Show, there is a Japanese Group with a logo named CommandN.\nBut there is no meaning.