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Offers æ*¦å£«.biz / Samurai.biz
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Try wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samurai
Or try Breen's Eng-Japanese dictionary or try goo.ne.jp's dictionary. Both are credible sources. Breen's gives you this:
"Matches for: 檦士
No matches were found for this key!
Another E->J Srch
J->E Srch
WWWJDIC home "
I think you are out of luck on this one, unless by chance it means Samurai in Chinese or something. Though I never knew the Chinese had a word for such a natively Japanese concept.
Oh and the real "samurai.biz" is still open to reg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samurai
Or try Breen's Eng-Japanese dictionary or try goo.ne.jp's dictionary. Both are credible sources. Breen's gives you this:
"Matches for: 檦士
No matches were found for this key!
Another E->J Srch
J->E Srch
WWWJDIC home "
I think you are out of luck on this one, unless by chance it means Samurai in Chinese or something. Though I never knew the Chinese had a word for such a natively Japanese concept.
Oh and the real "samurai.biz" is still open to reg
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yep, wrong kanji for Samurai.
You all be careful which language you reg even if Chinese and Japanese have pretty much the same kanji. But the meaning is sometimes the same but the way its spoken/used is different.
You all be careful which language you reg even if Chinese and Japanese have pretty much the same kanji. But the meaning is sometimes the same but the way its spoken/used is different.
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