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勘で翻訳をしてる普通の人です
※このアカウントはアンテデルタ二次創作(AU)の話題を含みます

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

デルタトラベラーセクション3の日本語翻訳版が完成しました！
ぜひ遊んでみてください！#deltatraveler
https://t.co/R9iU1eRHY8

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

デルタトラベラーの5章の予定がTSUSから別のAUに変わるってマジ？？

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

超かぐや姫おもろすぎ

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

夏休みぐらいに公開できたらなあと…

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

これでだいたい折り返しらしい

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

日本語翻訳は完璧に意味を残して訳したら日本語らしくなくなって、自然に訳そうとしたらある程度自我入れないとダメなのがくそむずいと思う

[MR @RNRN31318223]

＊ 前進。

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

@richard_effendi My overall impression of Japan right now is that “both official and unofficial translations are good.”

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

@richard_effendi At that time, the JP translators, lacking an official interpretation, did their utmost to produce a translation that JP readers could enjoy, and I feel it’s difficult to compare the two, given their different production environments and the different expectations placed on them.

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

@413x1nkp @richard_effendi Also, if there are grammatical errors in the original text, they’re converted into typo “手ミー”

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

I'm Japanese. I’m not sure if this post will reach people overseas, but given the recent uproar over the official translation of UT, I feel that a misconception regarding the official JP translation has been spreading abroad. Therefore, I’d like to share my thoughts;

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

@413x1nkp @richard_effendi Oh! While this writing style isn’t quite as extreme as Spamton, it’s still pretty quirky. It uses small kana letters and half-width characters in ways that aren’t typical, making it look like the kind of internet slang you’d find on women’s message boards from decades years ago.

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

@richard_effendi In the chara's dialogue, kanji are used consistently, which makes it feel like the tone has shifted completely.
Kanji are also used in the dark world of Deltarune, and—again, this is just my opinion—it gives me the same sense of a shift in tone that I get from later SF games.

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

@richard_effendi I believe that for words where mispronunciation or misreading could easily occur—even when written in hiragana or katakana—kanji is used to the extent that it doesn’t disrupt the game’s canon lore (at least that’s my take on it).

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

@richard_effendi Hmm
I think opinions will vary on this, especially among those who are used to unofficial translations, and I haven’t fully grasped the tone of the EN version of UT myself. But if people overseas feel that UT has a similar tone to Earthbound, then I think this choice is spot-on.

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

@NER_UTDR @WormMunchies @cluckingchooky you guys, read this
https://t.co/MomwAMEeRA

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

I'm Japanese. I’m not sure if this post will reach people overseas, but given the recent uproar over the official translation of UT, I feel that a misconception regarding the official JP translation has been spreading abroad. Therefore, I’d like to share my thoughts;

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

「公式翻訳が欲しい」って声を上げることは大事だと思うけど、それで日本語訳を叩いたり、粗探しするのは論外でしょ
その粗探しも、非ネイティブの人が的外れな事を言ってるのがほとんどだし

[Kurai @El_Terhor]

lo mas gracioso de todo esto es que, por toda la polémica, la comunidad se puso a revisar la traducción oficial al japones de undertale y descubrieron que esta hecha con las patas

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

I realize that bringing this up for debate might be pointless, but I wanted to post this to clear up any misunderstandings regarding the quality of the official Japanese translation and Toby’s proficiency in Japanese.

Thank you for reading this far.

[Futsu @FutsuUT]

Today, the official translations are beloved by many Japanese people, with some even saying, “The translations for UT/DT are the best of any game.”