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Bunny&! #12.
Haven't seen one of these in a while.

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Again, these English versions were uploaded by the original author. These aren't my translations.

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This would make an awesome premise for a chapter of Yotsuba by the way.

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Oh, while we're at it, why google translator tells that ユリ means Lily?

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>>225690
Because ユリ means lily.

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>>225693
Not cool.

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>>225695
That's what it means though.
ユリ・ゆり・百合・yuri = "Lily."

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No, Yuri means Yuri.
ゆり - this set it translates correctly

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>>225700
The word yuri means "lily" no matter how you write it.
The translator may be programmed to differentiate among katakana, hiragana, and kanji though.

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>>225703
Tthe word "Yuri" is a name.

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And then I took Hangul generator http://www.mauvecloud.net/charsets/hangulgenerator.html and fed it with "Yuri". It gave me "율이". Google translator gives "rate" meaning in English and "speed" meaning in Russian for this.
Anybody knows any other languages with strange alphabets?

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>>225704
In some cultures it's a proper name.
In Japanese it's a word meaning "lily."

By comparison, here are a shitload of Japanese proper names that are words in other languages.
http://en.rocketnews24.com/2013/08/19/24-japanese-names-with-strange-meanings-in-other-languages/

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>>225706
That Yuria at the bottom of linked page looks rather of Hebrew origin (like name of Uriel the archangel). Do you know japanese spelling for that and what it means?
Also, poor Mitaka Shun...

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>>225716
These are all the possible writings of "Yuria."
http://www.nihongoresources.com/nbrowse/yuria?action=names&section=dictionaries&page=names&sub=&type=whole&search=yuria&nametype=0&submit=+search%3E+

The meaning will vary depending on the characters used, and of course you could also just write it with kana, in which case it will have no intrinsic meaning.

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>>225712
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qrYVEgvBsw



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