I used a just slightly a little more accurate translator than Google Translator. "After a long time and want to update each 火水!" The last two symbols means 'Fire' and 'Water' Urgh, I don't know, I can't wait for a proper translation, cause I'm sure an update will eventually come after this.
Those kanji can also mean days of the week. In this case, it would be "Tuesday, Wednesday" (Though I can see why a translator would be confused, they're usually paired with other kanji to indicate that they're days). Then he says something about "a long time" and "I want to update" I think.
Hmmm, there's a new entry now, just text, consisting of him screaming a bunch "GYAAAAAAAAA!!!!" then something about fear or aversion to a whole bunch of something unnamed.
A sudden big workload? An intimidating number of Volume 4's? He doesn't really seem to say, unless I'm missing something with my extreme non-fluentness.
But now for some fun... using Google Translate and switching it to Chinese gives this result:
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"After a long time and want to update each 火水!"
The last two symbols means 'Fire' and 'Water'
Urgh, I don't know, I can't wait for a proper translation, cause I'm sure an update will eventually come after this.
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Fire, wish to update 水 Atari after long time!
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http://himaruya.blog61.fc2.com/blog-entry-1183.html
A sudden big workload? An intimidating number of Volume 4's? He doesn't really seem to say, unless I'm missing something with my extreme non-fluentness.
But now for some fun... using Google Translate and switching it to Chinese gives this result:
ぎ ゃ Thou thou seest thou seest thou seest
ぎ ゃ Alas thou thou seest thou seest thou seest thou seest thou seest thou seest thou seest thou seest
ぎ ゃ Alas thou seest thou seest thou seest thou seest thou seest thou seest thou seest thou seest thou seest
そ な ん だ ろ fear れ い う more! !
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*wipes away a tear* Pure Shakespearean poetry...
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XD
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