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Link gets a piece of heart:
 
Link gets a piece of heart:
 
{{ja-en
 
{{ja-en
|ハートの{{gloss|かけら|欠けら piece, fragment}}をみつけた !
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|ハートのかけらをみつけた !
 
|You found a heart piece!}}
 
|You found a heart piece!}}
  
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Link gets a piece of heart (every fourth piece):
 
Link gets a piece of heart (every fourth piece):
 
{{ja-en
 
{{ja-en
|ハートの{{gloss|かけら|欠けら piece, fragment}}を{{gloss|みつけた|見付ける to find}} !ハートレベルが{{gloss|1つ|ひとつ one}}{{gloss|あがった|上がる to go up/increase}}
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|ハートの{{gloss|かけら|fragment}}を{{gloss|みつけた|見付ける to find}} !ハートレベルが{{gloss|1つ|ひとつ one}}{{gloss|あがった|上がる to go up/increase}}
 
|You found a heart piece! Your heart level went up by one.}}
 
|You found a heart piece! Your heart level went up by one.}}
  
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Sign north of fortune teller's house:
 
Sign north of fortune teller's house:
 
{{ja-en
 
{{ja-en
|{{gloss|きけん|危険 danger}}!{{gloss|勝手に|as one pleases}}ヘブラ{{gloss|山|さん mountain}}に入る事を{{gloss|きんし|禁止 prohibition}}します。
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|{{gloss|きけん|危険 danger}}!{{gloss|勝手に|as one pleases}}ヘブラ山に入る事を{{gloss|きんし|禁止 prohibition}}します。
|Danger!  Entering Mt. Hebra on your own is prohibited.}}
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|Danger!  Entrance into Mt. Hebra is prohibited.}}
 
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* 勝手に means "behaving freely, as you want, not caring about how you are supposed to behave".  Here it could mean "without permission"
* 勝手に means "behaving freely, as you want, not caring about how you are supposed to behave".  It can also mean "to do something on your own accord".
 
 
 
* Take note that ヘブラ山 uses the suffix for 山 since it is a place name. So it is pronounced ヘブラさん. There are many other nouns that have suffix or even prefix pronunciations for kanji, so watch out for this. A few examples on when to use and not use the suffix:
 
* この{{gloss|山|やま}}は美しい。 "This mountain is beautiful."
 
* へブラ{{gloss|山|さん}}は美しい。 "Mount Hebra is beautiful."
 
* へブラの{{gloss|山|やま}}は美しい。 "The Mount of Hebra is beautiful."
 
 
 
  
 
Sign near Lake Hylia:
 
Sign near Lake Hylia:
 
{{ja-en
 
{{ja-en
|ハイリア{{gloss|湖| lake}}
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|   ハイリア{{gloss|湖|みずうみ lake}}
 
|Lake Hylia}}
 
|Lake Hylia}}
 
* Like before ハイリア{{gloss|湖| こ}} is a place name so it uses the suffix. See above for more details.
 
  
 
Fortune Teller (north of Kakariko Village)
 
Fortune Teller (north of Kakariko Village)

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