Wikipedia:Translation/Rei Nakanishi

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  Translation In Progress ----- (ja) なかにし礼 → (en) Rei Nakanishi ---- (more info)
 


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[edit] Tasukete!

Forgive me, this is my first try at this...trying to see if I can improve my Japanese reading comprehension by doing some translation. I think I might need a little bit of help on this one. I'm running into a few problematic sentences:

  • 阿久悠らと並び、戦後日本歌謡曲界の主要な作詞家の一人。  ⇔  He is one of the main lyricists in the world of post-World War II kayokyoku...


I'm not sure how to handle the 阿久悠らと並び... Aku Yū-ra to narabi... KeithH 06:00, 12 February 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Hurray

I am a native speaker of Japanese, so I understand the meaning of the sentence completely. Unfortunately I'm not very good at English, but I think you might understand what I mean with the following translations.

  • He is one of the main lyricists in the world of post-World War II kayokyoku together with Yū Aku.
  • He ranks with Yū Aku as a famous lyricist in the Japanese popular song world of post-World War II. --Takahashi J 17:10, 22 February 2007 (UTC)

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