Mar 31, 2007 00:25
17 yrs ago
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English to Japanese Other Education / Pedagogy
I would appreciate your ideas on the best and most effective wording. I realize that there are not that many choices. I have a couple in mind but I would like ideas from a native Japanese viewpoint.

Thank you!

Discussion

Joyce A (asker) Mar 31, 2007:
That was my very first question and I didn't know how the system worked. As soon as I pressed the button my individual comments to both Can and isoyo disappeared. I wanted to say that, though I love Can's energy, I chose isoyo's answer because it was the "wider" alternative. Thank you, Can and isoyo!
Joyce A (asker) Mar 31, 2007:
Mika, it is for an advertising slogan so it has to sound good too. That is all I know. Does that help you?
Mika Jarmusz Mar 31, 2007:
Hi Joyce,

What is this copy for? A poster? Any specific grade level? What other information goes with this copy? An event? A seminar? A camp? The "most effective" wording can vary depending on the context, especially into Japanese, I think.

Proposed translations

+2
1 hr
Selected

学習・体験・分かち合い

by saying "分かち合い" here, i wanted to focus on learner's contribution after learning whatever i don't know. it's like: not only can you learn and experience, but you can also contribute!
Peer comment(s):

agree sigmalanguage : This is it if it is for an educational event. 分かち合い is preferred terminology among primary and secondary level educators.
1 hr
agree Can Altinbay : 体験しよう is what I meant to put in the middle. There's plenty of reason to believe your version would be the answer. Can't tell without more information.
3 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you, isoyo!"
+1
41 mins

学ぼう!経験しよう!一緒に使おう!

I'm assuming "share" means one thing. Sounds like it's an ad for some sort of electronic device (learning?).
Note from asker:
That has great energy to it, Can. I do not know if it's for a learning device.
Peer comment(s):

agree casey
3 hrs
Thank you.
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