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  • ? hinamu 14

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  • ? ↳ hatsune mikuo 577

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  • ID: 920029
  • Uploader: rbc801 »
  • Date: over 15 years ago
  • Approver: NWF Renim »
  • Size: 241 KB .jpg (900x1200) »
  • Source: pixiv.net/artworks/19027719 »
  • Rating: General
  • Score: 2
  • Favorites: 16
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hatsune miku and hatsune mikuo (vocaloid) drawn by hinamu
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    NWF Renim
    over 15 years ago
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    translation note says:
    This cliche is pronounced "itaino itaino tondeke-" in Japanese,
    means praying for disappearing pain and curing injure,
    often used in case, for example, child crushed to wall, or tumble down.

    Um... perhaps you meant a child crashing into a wall? I think most instances of someone being crushed to a wall is a fatal injury or instant death.

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    putaputa
    about 15 years ago
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    Forgive my poor English.
    Reading NWF Renim's point out the mistake, I can't help laughing at my translation.

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    Pain pain fly away This cliche is pronounced "itaino itaino tondeke-" in Japanese, means praying for disappearing pain and curing injure, often used in case, for example, child crashed to wall, or tumble down. It is similar to "let me kiss it and make it go away"
    egu egu onomatope used for expressing cry or whine with snuffling
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