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== Regions of Japan ==
 
== Regions of Japan ==
{{gloss|地区|ちく region}}{{gloss|選択|せんたく selection}}:
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{{ja-en
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|{{gloss|地区|ちく region}}{{gloss|選択|せんたく selection}}
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|Region selection}}
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* {{gloss|北海道|ほっかいどう}}
 
* {{gloss|北海道|ほっかいどう}}
 
* {{gloss|関東|かんとう}}
 
* {{gloss|関東|かんとう}}
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== Password ==
 
== Password ==
 
{{ja-en
 
{{ja-en
|ぱすわーどが {{gloss|ちがいます|違う to be wrong/different}}
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|ぱすわーどが {{gloss|ちがいます|違います is wrong/different}}
 
|Wrong password}}
 
|Wrong password}}
  
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== Before each team's turn at bat ==
 
== Before each team's turn at bat ==
 
{{ja-en
 
{{ja-en
|1回{{gloss|オモテ|表}} KUチームの{{gloss|こうげき|攻撃 attack; offensive}}です!
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|1回オモテ KUチームの{{gloss|こうげき|攻撃 attack; offensive}}です!
 
|Top of the first inning. The KU team is on offense!}}
 
|Top of the first inning. The KU team is on offense!}}
  
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Regardless of the match outcome:
 
Regardless of the match outcome:
 
{{ja-en
 
{{ja-en
|いやあ {{gloss|すごい|凄い amazing, terrific}} {{gloss|だせん|打線 baseball lineup}}ですね
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|いやー{{gloss|みごと|見事 splendid}}に {{gloss|おさえました|pinned down; held back; restrained}}ね。
|Wow, what a terrific lineup!}}
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|Wow, they kept [their opponents] in check beautifully.}}
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Here, に turns the adjective 見事 into an adverb.
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'''TODO''' - verify exact nuance of おさえました.
  
If the team won by shutout (opposing team never scored), this is said instead of the above line:
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Sometimes this text is said instead of the above; the conditions are unclear:
 
{{ja-en
 
{{ja-en
|いやー{{gloss|みごと|見事 splendid}}に {{gloss|おさえました|抑えました pinned down; held back; restrained}}ね。
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|いやあ {{gloss|すごい|amazing; terrific}} {{gloss|だせん|打線 baseball lineup}}ですね
|Wow, they kept [their opponents] in check beautifully.}}
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|Wow, what a terrific lineup!}}
Here, に turns the adjective 見事 into an adverb.
 
  
 
If there was a home run:
 
If there was a home run:
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{{ja-en
 
{{ja-en
|{{gloss|3回|さんかい}} {{gloss|うら|裏}} かおり です
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|{{gloss|3回|さんかい}} うら かおり です
 
|[It was scored at] the bottom of the third inning by Kaori.}}
 
|[It was scored at] the bottom of the third inning by Kaori.}}
  
 
{{ja-en
 
{{ja-en
|{{gloss|それでは|as it is}} {{gloss|また|again}} {{gloss|あした|明日 tomorrow}}。
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|{{gloss|それでは|as it is}} {{gloss|また|again}} {{gloss|あした|明日 tomorrow}}。
 
|That's all for today. See you tomorrow!}}
 
|That's all for today. See you tomorrow!}}
  
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== Championship screen ==
 
== Championship screen ==
 
{{ja-en
 
{{ja-en
|[name]チーム {{gloss|優勝|ゆうしょう championship}}!
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|[name]チーム {{gloss|優勝|ゆうしょう championship!
 
|The [name] team won the championship!}}
 
|The [name] team won the championship!}}
  
 
== Teams and player names ==
 
== Teams and player names ==
{{todo|Not essential for gameplay, but some have interesting meanings.}}
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'''TODO''' - not essential for gameplay, but some have interesting meanings.
 
 
{{todo|Names of pro team players? The two teams after the credits?}}
 
 
 
=== Hokkaidou ===
 
As mentioned above, 北海道 is a region of Japan.
 
 
 
==== Shiratori ====
 
しらとり, or 白鳥, means "swan". Their players' names seem to be typical female names.
 
 
 
{{/Team table
 
|あい||275|3
 
|いつみ||211|5
 
|きみこ||302|3
 
|みゆき||275|32
 
|このか||265|5
 
|かおり||250|10
 
|りえ||220|1
 
|えりか||201|1
 
|かよ||280|12
 
|ようこ||243|3
 
|このみ||279|16
 
|みさき||222|0
 
|きわこ||376
 
|ことみ||539
 
|みみ||239
 
|みゆき||323}}
 
 
 
==== Ohootsuku ====
 
From Okhotsk, a Russian city. It is also the name of the Sea of Okhotsk, which is located directly to the north of Hokkaido.
 
 
 
{{todo|fill in}}
 
 
 
==== Yukikuni ====
 
Their name means "snow land", from {{gloss|雪|ゆき snow}} + {{gloss|国|くに country}}. The players' names are associated with snow.
 
 
 
{{todo|fill in}}
 
 
 
==== Ryuukoku ====
 
龍國, from りゅう and こく, meaning "dragon" and "land, country" respectively.
 
{{todo|fill in}}
 
 
 
==== Sapporo ====
 
Sapporo (札幌) is the largest city in Hokkaidou.
 
 
 
{{todo|fill in}}
 
 
 
==== Miruku ====
 
This means "milk", and the players have dairy-themed names.
 
 
 
{{todo|fill in}}
 
 
 
=== Kantou ===
 
As mentioned above, 関東 is a region of Japan.
 
{{todo|fill in}}
 
 
 
=== Hokuriku ===
 
As mentioned above, 北陸 is a region of Japan.
 
{{todo|fill in}}
 
 
 
=== Chuubu ===
 
As mentioned above, 中部 is a region of Japan.
 
{{todo|fill in}}
 
 
 
=== Toukai ===
 
As mentioned above, 東海 is a region of Japan.
 
{{todo|fill in}}
 
 
 
=== Kansai ===
 
As mentioned above, 関西 is a region of Japan.
 
{{todo|fill in}}
 
 
 
=== Shikoku ===
 
As mentioned above, 四国 is a region of Japan.
 
{{todo|fill in}}
 
 
 
=== Chuugoku ===
 
As mentioned above, 中国 is a region of Japan.
 
{{todo|fill in}}
 
 
 
=== Kyuushuu ===
 
As mentioned above, 九州 is a region of Japan.
 
{{todo|fill in}}
 
 
 
=== All-American Team ===
 
{{todo|fill in}}
 
 
 
[[Category:Ja-en]]
 

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