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How would you translate “more” for use as an interface button?
How would you use 化かす?How would you use 裏切り in a sentence?How you would say combination in Japanese?How would you say 'it is', or 'OK'?How would you call someone “little bro” in japanese?How would I say “It's nice, right?” In Japanese?How would you say 'I take [---] lessons'?How do you say 'set 'or 'fixed' for this exampleHow to translate “Fill” (in a form)Are there more terms similar to 上京 or 来阪 for going to Japanese cities?
I'm working on an interface that includes several tabs to organize information about a topic. In the English version, the last tab is labeled "More", and it shows additional details about the topic.
What would be the most appropriate Japanese translation to use for this button?
Note: The button is restricted to a small space so I am looking for a short word, ideally around 5 or less characters.
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I'm working on an interface that includes several tabs to organize information about a topic. In the English version, the last tab is labeled "More", and it shows additional details about the topic.
What would be the most appropriate Japanese translation to use for this button?
Note: The button is restricted to a small space so I am looking for a short word, ideally around 5 or less characters.
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I'm working on an interface that includes several tabs to organize information about a topic. In the English version, the last tab is labeled "More", and it shows additional details about the topic.
What would be the most appropriate Japanese translation to use for this button?
Note: The button is restricted to a small space so I am looking for a short word, ideally around 5 or less characters.
word-choice word-requests
asked 47 mins ago
Dan LeveilleDan Leveille
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I'm working on an interface that includes several tabs to organize information about a topic. In the English version, the last tab is labeled "More", and it shows additional details about the topic.
What would be the most appropriate Japanese translation to use for this button?
Note: The button is restricted to a small space so I am looking for a short word, ideally around 5 or less characters.
word-choice word-requests
word-choice word-requests
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Possible options are:
- 詳細 (literally "detail")
- その他 (literally "others")
- もっと見る / さらに見る (literally "see more")
- もっと読む / さらに読む (literally "read more")
もっと/さらに + 見る/読む may be the most literal, and it is suitable as the caption of the button in "manual infinite scroll" UI. But as the caption of the rightmost tab, I feel 詳細 or その他 would look more natural.
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Possible options are:
- 詳細 (literally "detail")
- その他 (literally "others")
- もっと見る / さらに見る (literally "see more")
- もっと読む / さらに読む (literally "read more")
もっと/さらに + 見る/読む may be the most literal, and it is suitable as the caption of the button in "manual infinite scroll" UI. But as the caption of the rightmost tab, I feel 詳細 or その他 would look more natural.
answered 34 mins ago
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Possible options are:
- 詳細 (literally "detail")
- その他 (literally "others")
- もっと見る / さらに見る (literally "see more")
- もっと読む / さらに読む (literally "read more")
もっと/さらに + 見る/読む may be the most literal, and it is suitable as the caption of the button in "manual infinite scroll" UI. But as the caption of the rightmost tab, I feel 詳細 or その他 would look more natural.
answered 34 mins ago
narutonaruto
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Possible options are:
- 詳細 (literally "detail")
- その他 (literally "others")
- もっと見る / さらに見る (literally "see more")
- もっと読む / さらに読む (literally "read more")
もっと/さらに + 見る/読む may be the most literal, and it is suitable as the caption of the button in "manual infinite scroll" UI. But as the caption of the rightmost tab, I feel 詳細 or その他 would look more natural.
answered 34 mins ago
narutonaruto
161k8154302
Possible options are:
- 詳細 (literally "detail")
- その他 (literally "others")
- もっと見る / さらに見る (literally "see more")
- もっと読む / さらに読む (literally "read more")
もっと/さらに + 見る/読む may be the most literal, and it is suitable as the caption of the button in "manual infinite scroll" UI. But as the caption of the rightmost tab, I feel 詳細 or その他 would look more natural.
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