japanized造句

• "It's the Japanized version of the word ` idol, "'
• Fields wrote in introduction to " Japanese Jive, " a collection of Japanized English product names.
• Japanese extreme metal band Zenithrash played shamisen and shakuhachi in their latest album to achieve the band's ideal of Japanized extreme metal.
• In Japanized English, it reflects the view that in the 1980s, trade barriers and imbalances led to accusations abroad of " unfair"
• But they Japanized Singapore's name to " Syonan " ( Southern Sun ) and declared all Singaporeans subjects of the emperor of Japan.
• Americans and Europeans were told repeatedly, in books, newspapers and on television, that their countries were about to be " taken over " and Japanized.
• "The connotations and emotional impact of Japanized words have little to do with their original English meanings, " says George Fields, founder of ASI Market Research Japan.
• He noticed that Group ? is standard written Chinese and applies Chinese characters consistently to Japanese words, but Group ? is Japanized Chinese and indiscriminates some characters that were distinguished in Northern Chinese.
• In the absence of a native term, she used the English one in Japanized form _ the book " Stoukaa " was a best-seller and the word instantly entered the language.
• These entry words typify the Japanized version of classical Chinese known as " hentai Kanbun " ( YSO " o噀 " anomalous Chinese writing ", see " Azuma Kagami " ) or " Wakan konkM
  bun " ( 孴 " o鱩噀 " mixed Japanese and Chinese writing " ).
• Bent on achieving the twin goals of modernization and westernization, Sato claims that " the Japanese have rejected their own history and traditions and sought to become Nihonjin-banare ( de-Japanized ) _ a generally complimentary term implying that one looks and acts more like a westerner than the average ."
• Thomas Glover ( Japanized as Gurab
  
  or Kuraba ) also adopted a British-Japanese son, later named Kuraba TomisaburM
  ( P4X ?[ N螑 ) ( 1870 1945 ), who was born in Nagasaki and went on to make important contributions to the economy of this city in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
• In 2000, they released " Subas +
  ba " ( !  !  ) album which collected songs composed in Russia . " Supasiba " is a Japanized word for " !  ? 0A81 >  " which means " Thank you " in Russian language . " Stairway " which was released next to " Last Tour " was composed in Russia, too.
• Big Bird wants an umeboshi ika manju . . . The obliging on?san . . . makes him one and we get the English phrase for the day :'Tastes bad !'No one bothers to add an'It,'as in'It tastes bad .'Who needs a complete, correct English sentence in a Japanized version of Sesame Street ?'Tastes bad'is repeated in an assortment of very bad accents and then we are given the appropriate translation : mazui.
• "YM
  shoku " varies in how Japanized it is : while yM
  shoku may be eaten with a spoon ( as in ???, kar
  , curry ), paired with bread or a " plate " of rice ( called ???, raisu ), and written in katakana to reflect that they are foreign words, some have become sufficiently Japanized that they are often treated as normal Japanese food ( " washoku " ) : served alongside rice and miso soup, and eaten with chopsticks.
• "YM
  shoku " varies in how Japanized it is : while yM
  shoku may be eaten with a spoon ( as in ???, kar
  , curry ), paired with bread or a " plate " of rice ( called ???, raisu ), and written in katakana to reflect that they are foreign words, some have become sufficiently Japanized that they are often treated as normal Japanese food ( " washoku " ) : served alongside rice and miso soup, and eaten with chopsticks.