What a beautiful story. I really liked your video. I'm looking forward to do one myself about this masterpiece but in spanish. Hope that you are thinking on continuing these series
Thank you for the comment. I would like to make some video but have taken a break to focus on my career. I have been doing some writing for my brother's channel, if you would like to take a look: ruclips.net/video/kFFyeHJDI50/видео.html I look forward to your video. I will watch (with subtitles!!)
I wonder if the English title was correctly translated. 瞳 is generally translated as "pupil" in English, so it would be "24 pupils". This would also play well into the English double meaning of "pupil" meaning "eye" and "student". Did the director choose this kanji on purpose? Wow, deep cuts.
@@鈴丸-k8z I know but in both English and in Japanese 瞳/pupil can mean a part of the eye and also a student. In both languages it has the same double meaning. So I think translating it as "24 eyes" in English is a bad translation.
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this deserves more views
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A remarkable film!
Excelente trabajo, amamos Japón.
What a beautiful story. I really liked your video. I'm looking forward to do one myself about this masterpiece but in spanish. Hope that you are thinking on continuing these series
Thank you for the comment. I would like to make some video but have taken a break to focus on my career. I have been doing some writing for my brother's channel, if you would like to take a look:
ruclips.net/video/kFFyeHJDI50/видео.html
I look forward to your video. I will watch (with subtitles!!)
Nicolás, esperare con ansias tu reseña! ☺
Great movie
英語版もあったんです😘
Thanks for this! What music is playing in the background?
I wonder if the English title was correctly translated.
瞳 is generally translated as "pupil" in English, so it would be "24 pupils". This would also play well into the English double meaning of "pupil" meaning "eye" and "student". Did the director choose this kanji on purpose? Wow, deep cuts.
The number of students is 12.
Twenty-four pupils is the number of pupils of the students.
@@鈴丸-k8z I know but in both English and in Japanese 瞳/pupil can mean a part of the eye and also a student. In both languages it has the same double meaning.
So I think translating it as "24 eyes" in English is a bad translation.
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That's right.
I understand.
「おなご先生」も本当の意味、果たして日本以外に正しく伝わるものだろうか？
Dope!!
I got a copy of the movie if you want it. It's kind of hard to find online. Appreciate the support Jordan!
Humanisme poétique typique dans le cinéma japonais « classical »…👍⛩🎯👌
That mispronunciation of Kinoshita is head-wrecking.