Editing The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past/ja-en

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Triforce tile panel (5F)
 
Triforce tile panel (5F)
 
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{{ja-en
|{{gloss|よいか|Listen[different pronunciation for いいか]}}、リンクよ。<br/>
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|よいか、リンクよ。<br/>
マスターソードと{{gloss|いえども|even though, despite}}、{{gloss|司祭|しさい priest}}の{{gloss|体|からだ body, health}}を{{gloss|きる|切る to cut}}{{gloss|事|こと nominalizing suffix}}は{{gloss|でき|出来る to be able}}{{gloss|ぬ|negating suffix like ない}}。
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マスターソードといえども、司祭の体をきる事はできぬ。
  
{{gloss|やつ|奴 guy}}の{{gloss|魔力|まりょく magical power}}を{{gloss|ぎゃく|逆 reverse, opposite, converse}}に、{{gloss|りよう|利用 use, utilization, application}}{{gloss|する|to do[verbalizing suffix]}}のじゃ。
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やつの魔力をぎゃくに、りようするのじゃ。
|Link, listen.  
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|Are you prepared, Link? Even with the master sword, the priest's body cannot be cut. Reversing his magical power - that is its purpose.}}
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* '''TODO''' - TL check.
  
Even though you have the master sword, the priest's body cannot be cut.
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* '''TODO''' - Explanation of よいか<br/>
  
Reversing his magical power - that is its purpose.}}
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* '''TODO''' - Explanation of ーぬ (verb ending)
 
 
* いいか is a common expression used to get someone's attention. よいか is just a different pronunciation. The difference originates from {{gloss|良い|good, well}} which can be pronounced either いい or よい. Another common example is the verb {{gloss|行く|to go}} which can be pronounced either いく or ゆく. Another common thing you can observe is that older people tend to use ゆく more often while younger people tend to use いく。
 
  
  

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