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Thor_Axe
2008-09-27, 18:01
I'm curently watching a subbed version of Code Geass and would like to try out a dubbed version. I dont want to start an argument about how I shouldn't watch dubbed, mostly because I dont care what you say, I enjoy not having to look at the screen the entire time.
So If I could get a link from anyone, that would be great.
the one you don't see
2008-09-27, 20:00
It can literally be found by typing 'code geass dub' in on google. It seems like myspace video has a lot of them, and I like that video type because it goes into fullscreen well and looks nice.
If you reaaaaaaally want I can give you a list of links, but basically use google with the episode number to find the one you want.
Thor_Axe
2008-09-27, 20:01
I'm looking to download. I enjoy my bandwith, thank you.
the one you don't see
2008-09-27, 20:21
I'm looking to download. I enjoy my bandwith, thank you.
Then type 'Code Geass Dub' into a fucking torrent search site. Bandwith? Buffering a 30 minute video isn't exactly what I would call a bandwith killer... but whatever.
kenshiro_kid
2008-09-27, 20:42
If you can't watch anime and read at the same time you need to improve your reading comprehension skills, or just stop being lazy and learn Japanese.
アなた輪ばかですね \(º Д º)/
the one you don't see
2008-09-27, 21:13
If you can't watch anime and read at the same time you need to improve your reading comprehension skills, or just stop being lazy and learn Japanese.
アなた輪ばかですね \(º Д º)/
What? You are an idiot? Do you have that kanji for the particle 'wa'? And why is there a mixed kana word?
2007/08 is really GAY
2008-09-28, 02:29
Check my profile or just go here
http://forum.cartoon-world.org/viewtopic.php?f=52&t=6180
kenshiro_kid
2008-09-28, 03:07
What? You are an idiot? Do you have that kanji for the particle 'wa'? And why is there a mixed kana word?
According to my fancy-japanese typing program (I click a button to go to hiragana or katakana), it says that "wa" = 輪
I could of done it all in Hiragana but then it looks like I don't know what I'm doing. (and I don't)
ワ足し輪日本語がわかりません D=
EDIT: I should point out that "Kana" Is Hiranaga, Katakana AND Kanji (unless I missed something.)
the one you don't see
2008-09-28, 03:25
According to my fancy-japanese typing program (I click a button to go to hiragana or katakana), it says that "wa" = 輪
I could of done it all in Hiragana but then it looks like I don't know what I'm doing. (and I don't)
ワ足し輪日本語がわかりません D=
EDIT: I should point out that "Kana" Is Hiranaga, Katakana AND Kanji (unless I missed something.)
I don't mean to derail the the thread or disrespect you lol :P It seems like you can 'understand Japanese' a bit.
But you can't really subsitute a particle with a kanji, but I think some words in that sentence could have a kanji though.
But typing in Japanese is incredibly hard if you aren't nearly fluent, so kudos nonetheless. I tried it once and failed hard.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kana
Kanji is in a different category, though.
lethargic
2008-09-28, 17:10
I'm curently watching a subbed version of Code Geass and would like to try out a dubbed version. I dont want to start an argument about how I shouldn't watch dubbed, mostly because I dont care what you say, I enjoy not having to look at the screen the entire time.
So If I could get a link from anyone, that would be great.
i really recommend the subs for this one but meh. the whole subs vs dubs argument is a lame one in my most humble opinion.
watch whichever one makes you happy.
i would recommend searching for the dub at torrentz.com. i'm pretty sure you can find it thar.
as far as the dub goes, i think they're only up to whatever episode they've shown most recently on adult swim. the series has been subbed well into the second season.
Thor_Axe
2008-09-28, 18:08
I tried torrentz and most other sites, but any dubbed is either terrible quality or far to slow.
And for those that are arguing the dubb/sub, I dont care. I can watch subbs just fine, and sometimes prefer it, but most of the time I like to have my eyes free to do other things, like writing or something similar, while I watch a show. I dont like being required to be completely involved throught the enitre show.
kenshiro_kid
2008-09-29, 00:16
I don't mean to derail the the thread or disrespect you lol :P It seems like you can 'understand Japanese' a bit.
But you can't really subsitute a particle with a kanji, but I think some words in that sentence could have a kanji though.
But typing in Japanese is incredibly hard if you aren't nearly fluent, so kudos nonetheless. I tried it once and failed hard.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kana
Kanji is in a different category, though.
Thanks, I'll keep it in mind- and yes you can type multiple words in Kanji, although I think based on the symbol the sentence might take on different meaning. For example, I'm write "I'm Japanese" in a variety of ways:
1)ワたしわ日本路
2)輪他師輪に本時
3)渡し和二本辞
etc., of course I probably butchered that- I'm just going by what my normal -> japanese typing converter tells me. Thanks for the link btw, I'll check it out. Oh and I'm glad you noticed my little "Do not understand" joke =P