Julian Said:

Can someone please translate this Japanese writing in English?

We Answered:

???? toshi no han (?)

Seems like it's intended to mean something along the line of "urban version", but unfortunately it doesn't make much sense in Japanese. I believe this phrase was made up by someone who is not Japanese native.

Shawn Said:

Where can i translate japanese writing online?

We Answered:

www.freetranslations.com

Antonio Said:

Can anyone translate this picture's Japanese writing into English?

We Answered:

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Means ?POPULAR?VOTE???????Rate/place

Working from left to right, top to bottom

Red Head: ??????????
Comment??How foolish.??Red mean? No.1000)

Purple cloak:????????????????????
???Why me? ???Well, thank-you.??Purple means No.2?

Witch hat: ??????????????????
What??It's stupid, me being lower than ___????Or something :/??No.10)

Blue Hair:??????????????????
OHYEAH!?From now on I'll do it???Something like that. ?No.6)

Yellow dress:???????
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I'm Happy??From now on I'll try my best.??No.9?

Stripes: ?????????????????????
I think I like this a little????No.5)

Twins?:?????????????????????
Wow This is nice??Thank you.???No.7)
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We did it!?Thank you for the support! (No.8)

Grouchy:???????????????????
I'm very honored, thank you.??No.3)

Miguel Said:

Can someone translate this Japanese writing to English?

We Answered:

I could translate some of it, but the writing is way too small and light.

The first half of the first line (Near the girl's head) says arigatou (Thank you)

Ramona Said:

Translate Japanese Writing to English?

We Answered:

Google babel fish. It is an online translator. If your japanese text is on the computer, you can copy and paste it into the translator. if not, i don't think i can help you. good luck, though!

Kelly Said:

Who can translate English into Japanese writing ?

We Answered:

easy go to google translating :) hope it helps!

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Jon Said:

anyone know any good sites that translates english into japanese in english writing?

We Answered:

First, I have to tell you that the proper term for them is 'characters'. :) You wouldn't talk about 'English symbols' now, would you?

When you use the English version of Google Translate to translate anything into a language that doesn't use the Latin alphabet, there will be a link that says "Read phonetically" below the result. Click it, and it'll give you a transliteration.
There's also a button that says "Listen" - you can click it and it'll read it out loud for you. It's pretty cool.

Seriously speaking, though, you really shouldn't be relying on online translators; they're really faulty.
I hope this helps anyhow.