Family
Japanese translation: 空手道場 ご家族に指導します
| 13:27 Sep 6, 2002 |
| English to Japanese translations [Non-PRO] Marketing - Retail / retail | ||||
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|  Selected response from: Mike Maynerich Japan Local time: 04:18 | |||
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| 5 +1 | how about 友愛空手 yuuai karate |
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| 5 | 家庭的な空手 |
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| 4 | 空手道場 ご家族に指導します |
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| 3 | 家族で楽しむ空手 |
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| 3 | 親子空手（家族空手） |
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| 2 | ファミリー空手道場 |
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1 hr confidence: 
家族で楽しむ空手 Explanation: I think you are going to use this phrase as a motto of your training gym. If you choose ”家族空手”it would be rather awkward Japanese,so you might as well "enjoy or together"into the phrase. |
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2 hrs confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1how about 友愛空手 yuuai karate Explanation: I agree with the answer above that 家族空手, the literal translation of "family karate" is rather lame. Instead, I'll give you 友愛, which DOESN'T mean family karate but comes close to what you're looking for.. oh sorry, I almost forgot to write down what it means. 友愛 means "fraternal/loving/friendship". |
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4 hrs confidence:
空手道場 ご家族に指導します Explanation: Like alias228 says, it's not clear whether this is the name for your Dojo or a motto. I disagree that it sounds lame, just a transliteration would sound awkward/unnatural. If you prefer an authentic tip, then you may wish to give thought to my suggestion, which reads "Karate Dojo - We provide lessons for your family". All the best, Andrew |
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11 hrs confidence:
ファミリー空手道場 Explanation: What about this one ? Family is quite often seen in Japansese shop names, etc. |
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18 hrs confidence:
家庭的な空手 Explanation: * |
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1 day 8 hrs confidence:
親子空手（家族空手） Explanation: 親子空手(教室、道場) 家族空手(教室、道場) Reference: http://college.e-doc.co.jp/ikepri/files/200204/homepage/publ... |
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