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World of Outlaws Sprint Cars 注意！北米版本体のみ起動可能ソフトです 日本版のXbox360本体では起動できません 項目数：47 総ポイント：1000 難易度： Grinner Winners are these! 10 Hard Charger Start in last position and win an A Feature 30 Trio Place first in 3 events in a row 20 Half-Dozen Place first in 6 events in a row 30 Skin Of Your Teeth Finish an A Feature with two or more parts of your vehicle severely damaged 25 Cross Country Complete a race at each Sprint Car track in single player 30 Gonzalez Set a lap record in single player 15 1.21 Jigawatts?! Hit a top speed greater than 88MPH in single player 15 Handle With Care Finish an A-Feature in Arcade raceday with damage turned on 15 Running Blind Finish a race without using a Tear-Off in single player 20 20/20 Vision Use 40 Tear-Offs in single player 20 Baby Steps Complete Volusia s first event 10 Cashing In Get your first payout from a sponsor 15 Local Star Place first in all Career events on a single track 30 Racer X Get a Large Trophy in a Speed Challenge event 20 Dodgem Car Get a Large Trophy in an Accuracy Challenge event 20 Time Bandit Get a Large Trophy in a Time Challenge event 20 On Your Way Earn 2,500 points in Career mode 30 Big Earner Earn 5,000 points in Career mode 45 Ka-Ching! Purchase your first upgrade component 15 Fully Tricked Deck out your car with the best upgrade components 35 Volusia Victor Complete all events at Volusia Speedway Park 15 I-55 Conqueror Complete all events at I-55 15 Knoxville Master Complete all events at Knoxville Raceway 15 Dodge City Slicker Complete all events at Dodge City Raceway Park 15 Cedar Lake Champ Complete all events at Cedar Lake Speedway 15 Huset s Hero Complete all events at Huset s Speedway 20 Eldora Expert Complete all events at Eldora Speedway 20 Lernerville Legend Complete all events at Lernerville Speedway 20 Williams Winner Complete all events at Williams Grove 20 Skagit Success Complete all events at Skagit Speedway 20 Silver Dollar Jackpot Complete all events at Silver Dollar Speedway 30 Down and Dirty Complete all events at The Dirt Track at Charlotte 30 Veteran Complete Career Mode 90 Come On Down! Host an Xbox LIVE game 5 Just Visiting Join someone else s Xbox LIVE multiplayer game 10 Red Hot Be 2 Hot Spots ahead of your opponents in an Xbox LIVE Hot Spot game 15 On Fire! Deliver 10 Hot Spots in Xbox LIVE Hot Spot Delivery games 20 Tag Sale Rack up 30 Tags in Xbox LIVE Tag games 20 Discombombulated Win 10 Xbox LIVE Bomb Tag Matches 20 Home Run! Finish a Xbox LIVE Bomb Tag game without getting the bomb 15 The Need For Speed Hit 5 Hot Spots in a row in a Xbox LIVE Hot Spot game 20 Fender Bender Collide with an opponent in mid-air in an Xbox LIVE game 15 See Ya! Give the Bomb to an opponent with 2 seconds or less on the clock in an Xbox LIVE Bomb Tag game 15 Airtime Fly through the air for 3 seconds in an Xbox LIVE game 20 Mud Runner Win a Xbox LIVE match 10 Mud Eater Win 10 Xbox LIVE matches 20
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Languages of the World 世界の言語 PAGE LIST ページ一覧 Afro-Asiatic Chadic *living language ナイジェリア Altaic Mongolian 中国 モンゴル *ラテン文字 *キリル文字 ロシア *extinct language アフガニスタン *historic language Tungus Turkic ウズベキスタン カザフスタン Austronesian Malayo-Polynesian インドネシア Penutian アメリカ合衆国 Tai-Kadai *タイ文字 タイ アラブ首長国連邦 シンガポール Niger-Congo Atlantic-Congo カメルーン Indo-European Baltic リトアニア ラトビア Celtic フランス イギリス アルゼンチン カナダ アイルランド *ancient language トルコ イタリア Germanic スウェーデン ドイツ ベルギー オランダ スリナム ベネズエラ Italic スペイン ポルトガル ペルー Indo-Iranian パキスタン オマーン トルクメニスタン タジキスタン キルギス *アラビア文字 イラン アゼルバイジャン インド indo-European イラク イスラエル ウクライナ *ヘブライ文字 *デーヴァナーガリー文字 ネパール *カンナダ文字 *テルグ文字 フィンランド フィジー オーストラリア *ベンガル文字 バングラデシュ ミャンマー *オリヤー文字 *マラヤーラム文字 ケニア *タミル文字 Trans-New Guinea South Bird's Head-Timor-Alor-Pantar Unclassified チャド Cushitic *ゲエズ文字 エチオピア エリトリア ソマリア タンザニア スーダン Omotic Semitic グルジア シリア ヨルダン イエメン 中央アフリカ ニジェール North American Indian Algic *クリー文字 メキシコ *カナダ先住民文字 トーゴ ガーナ ブルキナファソ ベナン コンゴ共和国 Andamanese Arauan ブラジル Barbacoan コロンビア エクアドル Choco パナマ Left May パプアニューギニア Muskogean Nambiquaran Wakashan Witotoan Zaparoan Na-Dene Arawakan ボリビア フランス領ギアナ ガイアナ Carib Chibchan コスタリカ Sino-Tibetan Chinese *漢字 *簡体字 *繁体字 マレーシア ブルネイ カンボジア フィリピン 台湾 Constructed *constructed language East Papuan ソロモン諸島 Formosan Geelvink Bay Hmong-Mien ベトナム ラオス Hokan Iroquoian Tibeto-Burman Karen *ビルマ文字 Khoisan ナミビア ボツワナ 南アフリカ アンゴラ ジンバブエ Kordofanian Volta-Congo Kru コートジボワール リベリア シエラレオネ Land Dayak Language Isolate 韓国 Macro-Ge Mataco-Guaicuru パラグアイ Mixed グアテマラ マラウイ ノルウェー ミクロネシア Mixe-Zoque Austro-Asiatic Munda Panoan panoan Pidgins ザンビア コンゴ民主共和国 Salishan Siouan Sko Nilo-Saharan Songhai マリ Totonacan Tucanoan West Papuan Benue-Congo Bantoid Southern Bantoid Wide Grassfields Sumatra *バタク文字 Creole ウガンダ 赤道ギニア ガンビア ギニア セネガル ニューカレドニア バヌアツ ギニアビサウ 東ティモール Dravidian Uto-Aztecan Uralic Tupi Torricelli *ラーオ文字 Sepik-Ramu Quechuan Oto-Manguean North Caucasian Mayan North Volta-Congo Adamawa-Ubangi *macrolanguage ガボン Northern Bantoid Beboid Ekoid Jarawan Mbam Tivoid Narrow Bantu Northwest Narrow Bantu Central Narrow Bantu Central Narrow Bantu D Central Narrow Bantu E Central Narrow Bantu F Central Narrow Bantu G モザンビーク Central Narrow Bantu H Central Narrow Bantu L Central Narrow Bantu M Central Narrow Bantu N Central Narrow Bantu P Central Narrow Bantu R Central Narrow Bantu J Central Narrow Bantu K Central Narrow Bantu S Dogon Kwa Gur Ijoid Atlantic Mande マダガスカル Malayic *クメール文字 Eleman Inland Gulf Mek Northern Trans-New Guinea Trans-Fly-Bulaka River Main Section Madang-Adelbert Range Eastern Main Section Central and Western Main Section Maban Saharan Unclassified Nilo-Saharan Central Sudanic Eastern Sudanic Australian ブータン *チベット文字 Mon-Khmer Sign language *サインライティング スイス *Retired 00 Sino-Tibetan 01 Tibeto-Burman 00 Niger-Congo 01 Atlantic-Congo 02 Volta-Congo 03 Benue-Congo 00 Austronesian 01 Malayo-Polynesian 02 Central-Eastern Malayo-Polynesian 03 Eastern Malayo-Polynesian 04 Oceanic 05 Central-Eastern Oceanic 00 Tai-Kadai 02 Sal 00 Afro-Asiatic 01 Berber 02 Northern 03 Atlas 《現》living language モロッコ【MA】 00 Creole 01 English based 02 Pacific Latin script【Latn】 アメリカ合衆国【US】 02 Atlantic 03 Northern 04 Eastern Senegal-Guinea 05 Tenda セネガル【SN】 01 Mande 02 Eastern 03 Eastern 04 Busa ナイジェリア【NG】 ベナン【BJ】 03 Southeastern 04 Guro-Tura 05 Tura-Dan-Mano 06 Mano ギニア【GN】 リベリア【LR】 06 Tura-Dan コートジボワール【CI】 03 Timor-Babar 04 Nuclear Timor 東ティモール【TL】 インドネシア【ID】 06 Remote Oceanic 07 Loyalty Islands ニューカレドニア【NC】 05 Western Oceanic 06 Meso Melanesian 07 New Ireland 08 South New Ireland-Northwest Solomonic 09 Patpatar-Tolai パプアニューギニア【PG】 00 Constructed 《作》constructed language アイルランド【IE】 ブラジル【BR】 04 Igboid 05 Igbo 09 Mono-Uruava 00 Unclassified アフガニスタン【AF】 02 Western 03 Central-Southwestern 04 Central 05 Manding-Jogo 06 Manding-Vai 07 Manding-Mokole 08 Manding 09 Manding-East 10 Southeastern Manding 11 Maninka-Mori 00 Australian オーストラリア【AU】 01 Pama-Nyungan 02 Paman 03 Mayabic 《絶》extinct language 02 South-West 03 Ngumbin 03 Inland Ngayarda 03 Coastal Ngayarda 02 Karnic 03 Ngura 03 Yir Yoront 03 Rarmul Pama 00 Wintuan 01 Wintun 02 Kulin 02 Yarli 00 Tangkic 03 Nyungar 02 Bungandidj 02 Gumbaynggiric 02 Maric 02 Waka-Kabic 02 Yuin 02 Bandjalangic 02 Yuulngu 02 Dyirbalic 00 Austro-Asiatic 01 Mon-Khmer 02 Northern Mon-Khmer 03 Palaungic 04 Eastern Palaungic 05 Waic 06 Bulang 中国【CN】 03 Bodo-Garo-Northern Naga 04 Northern Naga ミャンマー【MM】 01 Gunwingguan 02 Maran 02 Arandic 02 Durubulic 03 Wati 01 Semitic 02 South 03 Ethiopian 04 North エリトリア【ER】 02 Ngwi-Burmese 03 Ngwi 00 Indo-European 01 Slavic 03 Western イタリア【IT】 03 Northwestern ブルキナファソ【BF】 00 Language isolate マリ【ML】 06 Southeast Solomonic 07 Malaita-San Cristobal 08 San Cristobal ソロモン諸島【SB】 インド【IN】 07 North and Central Vanuatu 08 Northeast Vanuatu-Banks Islands 09 East Vanuatu バヌアツ【VU】 04 Nwa-Ben 05 Ben-Gban 《集》macrolanguage 08 Mokole Arabic script【Arab】 00 Trans-New Guinea 01 Madang 02 Croisilles 03 Isumrud 07 Central Pacific 08 East Fijian-Polynesian 09 Polynesian 10 Nuclear 11 Samoic-Outlier 12 Futunic 07 New Caledonian 08 Southern 09 Extreme Southern 09 South 10 Wailic 08 Northern 09 Extreme Northern 09 North 10 Zire-Tiri 10 Xaracuu-Xaragure 02 Ngalkbun 03 Southern Pama 00 Ramu-Lower Sepik 01 Ramu 02 Ottilien 03 Watam 02 Northeastern Tibeto-Burman 03 Bai Bowen script【Zzzz】 Lao Baiwen script【Zzzz】 03 Ersuish Ersu Shaba script【Zzzz】 00 Deaf sign language Eshkol-Wachman Movement Notation【Zzzz】 イスラエル【IL】 00 Algic 01 Algonquian 02 Fox Great Lakes Algonquian syllabary【Zzzz】 02 Ojibwa-Potawatomi カナダ【CA】 02 Central Tibeto-Burman 03 Tani 02 Western Tibeto-Burman 03 Himalayan 04 Central Himalayan 05 Newar Bhujimol script【Zzzz】 Brahmi script【Brah】 Devanagari script【Deva】 Golmol script【Zzzz】 Gupta script【Zzzz】 Hinmol script【Zzzz】 Kunmol script【Zzzz】 Kutakshari script【Zzzz】 Kwenmol script【Zzzz】 Litumol script【Zzzz】 Pachumol script【Zzzz】 Prachalit script【Zzzz】 Ranjana script【Zzzz】 ネパール【NP】 《歴》historical language SignFont Notation【Zzzz】 SignWriting【Sgnw】 Stokoe Notation【Zzzz】 コロンビア【CO】 01 Munda 02 North Munda 03 Kherwari 04 Mundari Oriya script【Orya】 Warang Citi script【Wara】 バングラデシュ【BD】 01 Kam-Tai 02 Tai 03 Southwestern Myanmar script【Mymr】 01 Indo-Iranian 02 Indo-Aryan 03 Eastern zone 04 Bengali-Assamese Assamese script【Zzzz】 Bengali script【Beng】 ブータン【BT】 00 Hurro-Urartian 《古》ancient language Urartian cuneiform【Zzzz】 Anatolian hieroglyphs【Hluw】 トルコ【TR】 アルメニア【AM】 00 Mixe-Zoquean 01 Zoquean Isthmian script【Zzzz】 メキシコ【MX】 Northeastern Iberian script【Zzzz】 Southeastern Iberian script【Zzzz】 Greco-Iberian script【Zzzz】 フランス【FR】 スペイン【ES】 07 Micronesian 08 Micronesian Proper 09 Ponapeic-Trukic 10 Trukic Woleai script【Wole】 ミクロネシア連邦【FM】 04 Santali Ol Chiki script【Olck】 02 Karenic 03 Central Kayah Li script【Kali】 タイ【TH】 01 Anatolian 02 Luwic Carian script【Cari】 Cypriot syllabary【Cprt】 キプロス【CY】 01 Celtic 02 Continental Celtic 03 Hispanic Celtic Celtiberian script【Zzzz】 Grantha script【Gran】 Kharoshthi script【Khar】 Sharada script【Shrd】 Siddham script【Zzzz】 Sinhala script【Sinh】 Thai script【Thai】 Cirth【Cirt】 Sarati【Sara】 Tengwar【Teng】 03 Central zone 04 Panjabi Gurmukhi script【Guru】 Khojki script【Khoj】 Persian script【Zzzz】 Shahmukhi script【Zzzz】 アラブ首長国連邦【AE】 イギリス【GB】 ケニア【KE】 シンガポール【SG】 フィジー【FJ】 マレーシア【MY】 モーリシャス【MU】 リビア【LY】 03 Northwestern zone 04 Lahnda Lahnda script【Zzzz】 パキスタン【PK】 04 Sindhi Khudabadi script【Zzzz】 オマーン【OM】 フィリピン【PH】 ベリーズ【BZ】 03 Naic Dongba script【Zzzz】 Nakhi Geba script【Nkgb】 04 Gujarati Saurashtra script【Saur】 Tamil script【Taml】 Telugu script【Telu】 02 Central 03 Aramaic 04 Western Hebrew script【Hebr】 Samaritan script【Samr】 Syriac script【Syrc】 パレスチナ西岸地区およびガザ地区【PS】 03 South 04 Canaanite 00 Altaic 01 Tungusic 02 Southern 03 Southwest Mongolian script【Mong】 Manchu script【Zzzz】 Xibe script【Zzzz】 04 Dardic 05 Kashmiri Syloti Nagri script【Sylo】 Braille script【Brai】 03 Sinhalese-Maldivian スリランカ【LK】 Sidetic script【Zzzz】 02 Iranian 04 Northeastern Sogdian script【Zzzz】 ウズベキスタン【UZ】 トルクメニスタン【TM】 カザフスタン【KZ】 タジキスタン【TJ】 キルギス【KG】 02 South Munda 03 Koraput Munda 04 Sora-Juray-Gorum 05 Sora-Juray Sora Sompeng script【Sora】 02 Philippine 03 Greater Central Philippine 04 Central Philippine 05 Tagalog Abakada script【Zzzz】 Tagalog script【Tglg】 グアム【GU】 サウジアラビア【SA】 04 Palawanic Tagbanwa script【Tagb】 Dhives Akuru【Zzzz】 Thaana script【Thaa】 モルディブ【MV】 Chakma script【Cakm】 02 Malayo-Chamic 03 Chamic 04 Coastal 05 Cham Cham script【Cham】 イエメン【YE】 カンボジア【KH】 ベトナム【VN】 01 Egyptian Coptic script【Copt】 Egyptian hieroglyphs【Egyp】 Cursive hieroglyphs【Zzzz】 Egyptian hieratic【Egyh】 Egyptian demotic【Egyd】 エジプト【EG】 00 Dravidian 01 Southern 02 Tulu Kannada script【Knda】 Tulu script【Zzzz】 01 Tokharian Tokharian script【Zzzz】 01 Mongolic 03 Oirat-Khalkha 04 Khalkha-Buriat 05 Mongolian Proper Clear script【Zzzz】 Phags-pa script【Phag】 モンゴル【MN】 Nabataean script【Nbat】 ヨルダン【JO】 04 South Mangyan 05 Hanunoo Hanunoo script【Hano】 Bagam script【Zzzz】 03 Kru 05 Bassa Bassa Vah script【Bass】 シエラレオネ【SL】 02 Bali-Sasak-Sumbawa Balinese script【Bali】 Javanese script【Java】 05 Shina Balti script【Zzzz】 03 Bodish 04 Central Bodish 05 Western Urdu script【Zzzz】 Tibetan script【Tibt】 Pisidian script【Zzzz】 01 Phrygian Phrygian script【Zzzz】 05 Buhid-Taubuid Buhid script【Buhd】 00 Nilo-Saharan 01 Saharan Beria script【Zzzz】 スーダン【SD】 チャド【TD】 05 Phoenician Phoenician script【Phnx】 Punic script【Zzzz】 アルジェリア【DZ】 チュニジア【TN】 マルタ【MT】 04 Bihari Kaithi script【Kthi】 Tirhuta script【Tirh】 02 Eastern Algonquian Micmac Hieroglyphs【Zzzz】 04 Southwestern 05 Mende-Loma 06 Mende-Bandi 07 Mende-Loko Mende script【Mend】 03 Southern zone Moḍī script【Zzzz】 Lisu script【Lisu】 Miao script【Plrd】 Lycian script【Lyci】 Lydian script【Lydi】 04 Kiranti 05 Eastern Limbu script【Limb】 02 Rejang Rejang script【Rjng】 03 Malayic 04 Malay バーレーン【BH】 03 Lepcha Lepcha script【Lepc】 06 Loma Loma script【Loma】 07 Vai-Kono Vai script【Vaii】 01 Turkic Old Uighur script【Zzzz】 03 South Arabian Old South Arabian script【Sarb】 01 Mongolian Kitan scripts【Zzzz】 Kitan large script【Zzzz】 Kitan small script【Zzzz】 Jurchen script【Jurc】 Bharati Braille script【Zzzz】 02 Tamil-Kannada 03 Tamil-Kodagu 04 Tamil-Malayalam 05 Malayalam Malayalam script【Mlym】 Vattezhuthu script【Zzzz】 Kolezhuthu script【Zzzz】 Malayanma script【Zzzz】 カタール【QA】 02 Kam-Sui Sui script【Zzzz】 Cretan hieroglyphs【Zzzz】 Linear A【Lina】 ギリシャ【GR】 01 Greek Linear B【Linb】 02 Tangut-Qiang Tangut script【Tang】 01 Berta エチオピア【ET】 Cyrillic script【Cyrl】 Han【Hani】 Old Zhuang script【Zzzz】 01 Illyrian クロアチア【HR】 ボスニア・ヘルツェゴビナ【BA】 モンテネグロ【ME】 アルバニア【AL】 セルビア【RS】 マケドニア旧ユーゴスラビア共和国【MK】 02 Insular 03 Goidelic Latin script (Gaelic variant)【Latg】 Ogham script【Ogam】 02 Greater Barito 03 West 00 Muran 03 Peripheral Leke script【Zzzz】 01 Oksapmin 《特》Special 01 Unclassified 04 Southern アンギラ【AI】 アンティグア・バーブーダ【AG】 サン・マルタン（フランス領）【MF】 シント・マールテン（オランダ領）【SX】 セントクリストファー・ネーヴィス【KN】 ドミニカ国【DM】 モントセラト【MS】 01 French based グアドループ【GP】 ケイマン諸島【KY】 タークス・カイコス諸島【TC】 ドミニカ共和国【DO】 ハイチ【HT】 バハマ【BS】 プエルトリコ【PR】 フランス領ギアナ【GF】 04 Arabic サンピエール島・ミクロン島【PM】 ドイツ【DE】 ベルギー【BE】 ジブラルタル【GI】 オランダ【NL】 西サハラ【EH】 ガイアナ【GY】 グレナダ【GD】 セントルシア【LC】 トリニダード・トバゴ【TT】 12 Ellicean キリバス【KI】 ツバル【TV】 ナウル【NR】 ニュージーランド【NZ】 09 Ikiribati 12 Tokelauan アメリカ領サモア【AS】 トケラウ【TK】 00 Maipurean 01 Northern 02 Maritime 03 Ta-Maipurean 04 Iñeri セントビンセントおよびグレナディーン諸島【VC】 ノーフォーク島【NF】 ピトケアン諸島【PN】 バルバドス【BB】 マルティニーク【MQ】 サン・バルテルミー【BL】 ニジェール【NE】 モーリタニア【MR】 01 Germanic 02 West 03 English English Braille script【Zzzz】 Deseret script【Dsrt】 Shavian script【Shaw】 アメリカ領ヴァージン諸島【VI】 アルバ【AW】 アンドラ【AD】 イギリス領インド洋地域【IO】 イギリス領ヴァージン諸島【VG】 ウガンダ【UG】 エクアドル【EC】 カメルーン【CM】 ガンビア【GM】 ガーナ【GH】 北マリアナ諸島【MP】 キュラソー【CW】 クック諸島【CK】 サモア【WS】 ザンビア【ZM】 ジャマイカ【JM】 ジンバブエ【ZW】 スイス【CH】 スウェーデン【SE】 スリナム【SR】 スワジランド【SZ】 赤道ギニア【GQ】 セントヘレナ・アセンションおよびトリスタンダクーニャ【SH】 セーシェル【SC】 ソマリア【SO】 韓国【KR】 タンザニア【TZ】 チリ【CL】 デンマーク【DK】 トンガ【TO】 ナミビア【NA】 ニウエ【NU】 日本【JP】 ノルウェー【NO】 バミューダ【BM】 パラオ【PW】 フィンランド【FI】 フォークランド（マルビナス）諸島【FK】 ブルネイ【BN】 ベネズエラ【VE】 ボツワナ【BW】 香港【HK】 ホンジュラス【HN】 マカオ【MO】 マダガスカル【MG】 マラウイ【MW】 マン島【IM】 マーシャル諸島【MH】 南アフリカ【ZA】 南スーダン【SS】 モザンビーク【MZ】 ルワンダ【RW】 レソト【LS】 レバノン【LB】 02 Viet-Muong 03 Vietnamese Vietnamese Braille script【Zzzz】 Chữ Nôm【Zzzz】 台湾【TW】 チェコ【CZ】 ラオス【LA】 ロシア【RU】 00 Japonic Japanese Braille script【Zzzz】 Japanese scripts【Jpan】 Japanese syllabaries【Hrkt】 Hiragana【Hira】 Katakana【Kana】 アルゼンチン【AR】 パナマ【PA】 パラグアイ【PY】 05 Central Tibetan Braille script【Zzzz】 04 Oirat-Kalmyk-Darkhat Mongolian Cyrillic script【Zzzz】 ASL-phabet【Zzzz】 Si5s【Zzzz】 Sign Script【Zzzz】 エルサルバドル【SV】 ガボン【GA】 コンゴ民主共和国【CD】 中央アフリカ【CF】 トーゴ【TG】 ボリビア【BO】 01 Italic 02 Romance 03 Italo-Western 05 Gallo-Iberian 06 Gallo-Romance 07 Gallo-Rhaetian 08 Oïl 09 French French Braille script【Zzzz】 ウォリス・フツナ【WF】 オーストリア【AT】 コモロ【KM】 コンゴ共和国【CG】 ジブチ【DJ】 ハンガリー【HU】 フランス領ポリネシア【PF】 ブルンジ【BI】 マヨット【YT】 モナコ【MC】 ルクセンブルク【LU】 レユニオン【RE】 ウクライナ【UA】 03 Evenki 00 Uralic 01 Permian 02 Komi Old Permic script【Perm】 01 Chinese Xiao'erjing【Zzzz】 Cyrillic script (Old Church Slavonic)【Cyrs】 Glagolitic script【Glag】 03 Khmuic 04 Mal-Khmu’ 05 Khmu’ Lao script【Laoo】 Duota script【Zzzz】 New Tai Lue script【Talu】 Tai Le script【Tale】 Tai Tham script【Lana】 02 Eastern Mon-Khmer 03 Katuic 04 East Katuic 05 Katu-Pacoh 09 Marshallese 06 Ibero-Romance 07 West Iberian 08 Castilian Spanish Braille script【Zzzz】 ウルグアイ【UY】 キューバ【CU】 グアテマラ【GT】 コスタリカ【CR】 ニカラグア【NI】 ペルー【PE】 Bopomofo【Bopo】 Chinese Braille script【Zzzz】 Taiwanese Braille script【Zzzz】 Two-Cell Chinese Braille script【Zzzz】 Han (Simplified variant)【Hans】 Han (Traditional variant)【Hant】 10 Tongic 12 Samoan 08 Portuguese-Galician Portuguese Braille script【Zzzz】 アンゴラ【AO】 カーボベルデ【CV】 ギニアビサウ【GW】 サントメ・プリンシペ【ST】 ポルトガル【PT】 01 Portuguese based ALUPEC【Zzzz】 12 East Uvean-Niuafo’ou ボネール、シント・ユースタティウスおよびサバ【BQ】 03 Suriname 01 Iberian based 07 East Iberian Catalan Braille script【Zzzz】 シリア【SY】 01 Dutch based Meroitic script【Mero】 01 Armenian Armenian script【Armn】 02 North Runic script【Runr】 アイスランド【IS】 オーランド諸島【AX】 グリーンランド【GL】 フェロー諸島【FO】 03 East Central zone 04 Bhil Gujarati script【Gujr】 04 Konkani Gujarati Braille script【Zzzz】 03 Northern zone 04 Western Pahari Takri script【Takr】 04 West Himalayish 05 Kinauri 04 Southeastern 05 Pashto Pashto script【Zzzz】 イラン【IR】 00 Hmong-Mien 01 Hmongic 02 Chuanqiandian Pahawh Hmong script【Hmng】 04 Northern Yi script【Yiii】 02 Lampung Lampung script【Zzzz】 03 High German 02 South Sulawesi 03 Bugis Lontara script【Bugi】 03 Makassar 04 Mandar 10 Northeastern Manding 11 Bamana N'Ko script【Nkoo】 00 Mixed language Old Turkic script【Orkh】 02 Bolgar Greek script【Grek】 ルーマニア【RO】 ブルガリア【BG】 00 Kaweskaran 00 Amto-Musan 00 Mapudungu 01 Armenian-Romani アゼルバイジャン【AZ】 00 Aymaran 01 Aymara 01 Tupe 00 Bayono-Awbono 00 Cahuapanan 00 Chon 01 Island Chon 00 Chimakuan 00 East Bird’s Head-Sentani 01 East Bird’s Head 02 Meax 02 Mantion 01 Fur 00 Harákmbut 00 Cholonan 00 Keresan 01 Kolopom 00 Lower Mamberamo 00 Yaguan 00 Sálivan 01 Piaroa-Maco 00 Tarascan 01 Thracian 00 Tyrrhenian Old Italic script【Ital】 04 Bantoid 05 Unclassified 00 Chipaya-Uru 00 Yukian 01 Core Yukian 00 Zamucoan 11 East 12 Central 13 Tahitic 12 Pukapuka 01 Albanian 02 Gheg スロベニア【SI】 07 Gallo-Italian サンマリノ【SM】 03 Luwian Ugaritic script【Ugar】 イラク【IQ】 02 Latino-Faliscan バチカン市国【VA】 02 Attic Greek Braille script【Zzzz】 グルジア【GE】 ポーランド【PL】 03 Southern 04 Corsican クウェート【KW】 03 East 04 Malagasy 07 Oc 04 Italo-Dalmatian Italian Braille script【Zzzz】 リヒテンシュタイン【LI】 04 German 05 Middle German 06 East Middle German German Braille script【Zzzz】 Latin script (Fraktur variant)【Latf】 エストニア【EE】 スロバキア【SK】 モルドバ【MD】 05 Upper German 06 Alemannic 06 West Middle German 07 Moselle Franconian 05 Tamil Tamil Braille script【Zzzz】 02 Chamorro 朝鮮民主主義人民共和国【KP】 02 Javanese Pegon script【Zzzz】 02 Madurese 02 Sundanese Nagari script【Zzzz】 Sundanese script【Sund】 02 Hittite Sumero-Akkadian Cuneiform【Xsux】 Hittite cuneiform【Zzzz】 Tai Viet script【Tavt】 02 Sabellic 03 Oscan 03 Umbrian 02 Tosk Elbasan script【Elba】 04 Northwestern 05 Kurdish 04 Eastern 06 Northeastern 06 Northwestern 02 Palauan Cantonese Braille script【Zzzz】 00 Pidgin 09 Kusaiean 08 Nauruan 03 Unclassified 01 Malay based Ethiopic script【Ethi】 10 Ponapeic Egyptian Braille script【Zzzz】 04 Western Hindi 05 Hindustani Urdu Braille script【Zzzz】 04 Romani 05 Vlax ベラルーシ【BY】 ラトビア【LV】 リトアニア【LT】 04 South 05 Transversal 06 Amharic-Argobba Amharic Braille script【Zzzz】 Imperial Aramaic script【Armi】 Inscriptional Pahlavi script【Phli】 Psalter Pahlavi script【Phlp】 Book Pahlavi script【Phlv】 Inscriptional Parthian script【Prti】 Khwarezmian script【Zzzz】 Proto-Elamite script【Zzzz】 Linear Elamite script【Zzzz】 Elamite Cuneiform【Zzzz】 Manichaean script【Mani】 05 Mandaic Mandaic script【Mand】 Elder Futhark【Zzzz】 00 Huavean 01 South-Central 02 Telugu Telugu Braille script【Zzzz】 00 Yukaghir 00 Yanomaman 00 Jivaroan 01 Jívaro 04 Dom Hebrew Braille script【Zzzz】 Maltese Braille script【Zzzz】 01 Songhay-Berber Tifinagh script【Tfng】 04 Senegambian 05 Fula-Wolof 06 Fula 07 Western 06 Wolof 04 Soninke-Bobo 05 Soninke-Boso 06 Soninke 01 Chadic 02 Biu-Mandara 03 A 04 A.2 05 1 05 2 04 A.3 04 A.4 05 Lamang 05 Mandara Proper 06 Glavda 06 Mandara 06 Podoko 04 A.5 04 A.6 04 A.7 04 A.8 03 North 04 Gur 05 Wara-Natioro 03 Uralian Avestan script【Avst】 03 B 04 B.2 03 C 04 B.1 05 Jina 05 Kotoko Proper 06 North 06 South 03 Bahnaric 04 Central Bahnaric 00 Mascoyan 00 Sign language Man'yōgana【Zzzz】 00 Japanese 00 Eskimo-Aleut Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics【Cans】 01 Balto-Slavic 02 Slavic 03 East Slavic Libyco-Berber script【Zzzz】 Tuareg Tifinagh script【Zzzz】 02 Eastern Berber 03 Siwa 02 Northern Berber 03 Zenati 04 East Zenati 03 Awjila-Sokna 02 Guanche Berber Arabic script【Zzzz】 Berber Latin script【Zzzz】 03 Kabyle 04 Ghomara 04 Mzab-Wargla 04 Riff 04 Shawiya 04 Tidikelt 02 Tamasheq 03 Northern Tamasheq 03 Southern Tamasheq 03 A (Biu-Mandara) 04 A.1 (Biu-Mandara) 05 Eastern (A.1 Biu-Mandara) 00 North Caucasian 01 West Caucasian 02 Ubyx 02 Circassian 06 North New Guinea 07 Ngero-Vitiaz 08 Vitiaz 09 Korap 05 Southern (Bantoid) 06 Narrow Bantu 07 Northwest (Narrow Bantu) 08 B (Northwest Narrow Bantu) 09 Tsogo (B.301) 00 Tupian 01 Tupí-Guaraní 02 Wayampí 03 Amanayé 01 Northern Dravidian 01 Unclassified Dravidian 01Cebuano-Spanish-English Eskayan script【Zzzz】 02 South Adelbert Range 03 Josephstaal 04 Sikan 01 Afrikaans based 02 Tamolan 00 Koreanic Hangul【Hang】 01 Samoyed 02 Northern Samoyed ジャージー【JE】 09 Kele (B.203) 09 Kele (B.204) 02 Western (Saharan) 03 Kanuri 02 South (Slavic) 03 Western (South Slavic) Gaj’s Latin script【Zzzz】 Yugoslav Braille script【Zzzz】 00 Tuu 01 !Ui 01 Chimbu–Wahgi 02 Chimbu 06 Papuan Tip 07 Peripheral 08 Kilivila-Louisiades 09 Nimoa–Sudest 03 Boro-Garo 04 Koch 04 Kainji 05 Western (Kainji) 06 Kainji Lake 06 Kamuku 00 Khoe-Kwadi 01 Khoe 02 Khoekhoe 03 Nama 03 Intermediate Divisions 04 Western (Intermediate Divisions) 05 Punjabi 06 Western Punjabi Arabic script (Nastaliq variant)【Aran】 03 Outer Languages 04 Northwestern (Outer Languages) 05 Dardic 06 Pashai 01 Satellite–Core 02 Satellites 03 Central Sudanic 04 West (Central Sudanic) 05 Bongo–Bagirmi 06 Sara–Bagirmi 07 Sara 08 Sara Proper 09 Sara Kaba 00 Otomanguean 01 Eastern Otomanguean 02 Popolocan-Zapotecan 03 Popolocan 04 Popoloca 04 West Bodish 05 Gurung-Tamang 06 Tamang 06 Kambari 01 Cushitic 02 South (Cushitic) 04 Edoid 05 North-Central (Edoid) 06 Edo-Esan-Ora 06 Wide Grassfields 07 Narrow Grassfields 08 Mbam-Nkam 09 Nkambe 05 Eastern (Kiranti) 05 Central (Central Bodish) 06 Southern (Central Central Bodish) 07 Central (Narrow Bantu) 08 D (Central Narrow Bantu) 09 Bira-Nyali (D.305) 00 Kx’a 01 ǃKung 03 Dhuwal 02 North Borneo 03 Sabahan 04 Murutic 05 Tidung 01 South-Central (Dravidian) 02 Gondi–Kui 03 Gondi 02 Greater Central Philippine 03 Danao 04 Maranao–Iranon 00 Trans–New Guinea 01 West (Trans–New Guinea) 02 Timor–Alor–Pantar 03 Timor 03 Alor–Pantar 04 Pantar 02 North (Germanic) 03 East Scandinavian 01 Gurindji-Kriol 02 Central (Semitic) 08 R (Central Narrow Bantu) 09 Umbundu (R.101) 06 Duka 03 North (Volta-Congo) 04 Adamawa-Ubangi 05 Adamawa 06 Leko–Nimbari 07 Duru 08 Duli 02 Aslian 03 North Aslian 04 Tonga 03 Central Maluku 04 East (Central Maluku) 05 Seram 06 Manusela–Seti 06 Nunusaku 07 Three Rivers 08 Amalumute 09 Northwest Seram 07 Piru Bay 08 East (Piru Bay) 04 Eastern (Intermediate Divisions) 05 East Central (Eastern Intermediate Divisions) 01 Kam–Tai Tai Yo script【Zzzz】 01 East Otomanguean 03 Zapotecan 04 Zapotec 00 Quechuan 01 Peripheral Quechua 02 Chinchay 03 Southern Chinchay 04 Eastern (Outer Languages) 05 Oriya 01 Finisterre–Huon 02 Finisterre 03 Erap 05 Sindhi 02 Kuki-Chin 03 Central (Kuki-Chin) 04 Lai 04 Northern (Peripheral) 05 Sizang Zolai script【Zzzz】 03 Maraic 04 Southern (Peripheral) 03 Kuki-Chin-Naga Meitei Mayek script【Mtei】 06 Gurungic 02 West (Chadic) 03A (West Chadic) 04 A.3 (A West Chadic) 05 Yiwom 04 Dusunic 05 Dusun 06 Central (Dusun) 02 Northern Luzon 03 Meso-Cordilleran 04 South–Central Cordilleran 05 Southern Cordilleran 06 West Southern Cordilleran 07 Nuclear Southern Cordilleran 08 Kallahan 03 Dhangu 03 Southern (Atlantic) 04 Mel 05 Temne 06 Baga 04 Eastern (Kru) 05 Dida 05 Temotu 06 Reefs-Santa Cruz 05 Angkuic 04 Highlands 06 Jarawan 07 Cameroon 09 Umbundu (R.13) 02 Celebic 03 Kaili–Pamona 04 Northern (Kaili–Pamona)05 Kaili 06 Beboid 04 West Bahnaric 05 Brao-Kavet Khmer script【Khmr】 05 Oi-The 05 Bullom–Kissi 06 Bullom 07 Northern (Bullom) 04 Ngeq-Nkriang 08 H (Central Narrow Bantu) 09 Kimbundu (H.20) 02 Kalahari Khoe 03 Northwest (Kalahari Khoe) 02 West (Germanic) 《族》collective 11 East (Nuclear) 12 Rapanui 03 South (Central Semitic) 03 Tebu 04 A.1 (A Biu-Mandara) 05 Western (A.1 A Biu-Mandara) 04 A.2 (A Biu-Mandara) 05 1 (A.2 A Biu-Mandara) 02 East (Germanic) Gothic script【Goth】 *Hebrew script【Hebr】 01 Romance based 00 Turkic 01 Southern (Turkic) 02 Turkish 03 South (Slavic) 04 Western (South Slavic) 03 Eastern (Romance) 01 Songhai 02 Northern (Songhai) 05 Romani 06 Northen (Romani) 03 West (Slavic) 04 Lechitic 04 Czech–Slovak 06 Northern (Romani) 04 Western (Italo-Western) 04 Eastern (South Slavic) 01 Western (Turkic) 02 Uralian 04 Yiddish 01 Serbian-Romani 02 Doric 03 Low Saxon-Low Franconian 04 Low Saxon 01 Tupí–Guaraní 02 Guaraní 03 Guaraní 02 Baltic 03 Eastern (Baltic) 01Greek-Romani 06 Bavarian-Austrian 01 German-Yiddish-Romani-Rotwelsch 01 Mordvin 02 Ponto-Caspian 06 Balkan 00 Kartvelian 01 Georgian Georgian script【Geor】 Khutsuri script【Geok】 02 Azerbaijani 04 Sorbian 01 Southern (Maipurean) 02 Southern Outlier 03 Piro 01 Maskoy 00 Katukinan 03 Western (Baltic) 01 Unclassified (Indo-European) 00 Pauwasi 01 Eastern (Pauwasi) 01 Western (Pauwasi) 00 Kaure 01 Kaure Proper 01 Kapore 00 Nimboran 00 Chapacuran 01 Itene 01 Wari 06 Unclassified (Southern Bantoid) 02Baltic 03 Eastern (Iranian) 04 Northeastern (Eastern Iranian) 05 Bengali-Assamese Rohingya Hanifi script【Zzzz】 Newa script【Newa】 00 Caddoan 01 Northern Caddoan 02 Kitsai–Proto–Pawnee 03 Proto–Pawnee 01 Svan 01 Zan 01 East Caucasian 02 Avar–Andic 03 Avar 00 Chukotko-Kamchatkan 01 Northern (Chukotko-Kamchatkan) 02 Chukot 02 Koryak-Alyutor 00 Coahuiltecan 00 Kiowa-Tanoan 01 Tanoan 00 Fas 00 Kwomtari 01 Nuclear Kwomtari 01 Guriaso 00 Guajiboan 01 Guajibo 00 Chumashan 01 Island Chumash 01 Central Chumash 01 Western Otomanguean 02 Tlapanec–Manguean 03 Tlapanec–Subtiaba 04 Tlapanec 04 Befoid 05 Yoruboid 06 Edekiri 08 J (Central Narrow Bantu) 09 Ruanda-Rundi (D.61) 09 Ruanda-Rundi (D.62) 08 G (Central Narrow Bantu) 09 Swahili (G.44) 02 East (Cushitic) 03 Oromo 02 North (Cushitic) 00 Misumalpan 01 Sumu-Cacaopera-Matagalpa 02 Cacaopera-Matagalpa 00 Tacanan 01 Tacana 01 Chama 00 Puinavean 01 Cacua 01 Hupda 01 Kaburi 00 Yeniseian 01 Northern (Maipurean) 00 Chibchan 01 Chibchan B 02 Votic 03 Western (Atlantic) 00 Jicaquean 00 Lencan 00 Mayan 01 Yucatecan-Core Mayan 02 Core Mayan 03 Cholan–Tzeltalan 04 Cholan 05 Chorti-Cholti Mayan hieroglyphs【Maya】 02 K’ichean-Mamean 03 K’ichean 04 Poqom-K’ichean 05 Poqom 06 Poqomam 00 Uto-Aztecan 01 Southern Uto-Aztecan 02 Corachol-Aztecan 03 Core Nahua 03 Western Hindi 04 Hindustani 01 Huastecan 02 Yucatecan 03 Mopan–Itzá 03 Yucatec-Lacandon 09 East Fijian 12 Central (East Nuclear) 01 Mienic 02 Mian-Jin 01 ǃUi 08 S (Central Narrow Bantu) 09 Nguni (S.42) 09 Nguni (S.43) 09 Sotho–Tswana (S.33) 09 Nguni (S.41) 08 N (Central Narrow Bantu) 09 Chewa-Nyanja (N.31) 09 Tswa-Ronga (S.53) 13 Marquesic 03 Kunama 09 Bira-Nyali (D.302) 08 F (Central Narrow Bantu) 09 Nilamba-Rangi (F.31) 09 Bira-Nyali (D.336) 09 Bira-Nyali (D.301) 09 Bira-Nyali (D.307) 09 Bira-Nyali (D.303) 09 Tiene-Yanzi (B.85) 01 Eastern (Turkic) 03 Western (Iranian) 04 Northwestern (Western Iranian) 05 Talysh 05 Zaza–Gorani 05 Caspian 04 Danish-Swedish 05 Danish-Riksmal 06 Danish Danish Braille script【Zzzz】 05 Swedish 03 West Scandinavian 01 Danish-Romani 01 Bolgar 01 Finnic 08 Rhaetian 00 Arauan 04 West Katuic 05 Bru 02 Eastern (Mande) 03 Southeastern (Eastern Mande) 04 South Bahnaric 05 Stieng-Chrau 03 Unclassified (Indo-Aryan) 04 Mazatec 06 gTsang 02 South Adelbert 03 Sogeram 04 East Sogeram 01 Satellite-Core 04 East (Central Sudanic) 05 Lendu 06 Kohistani 02 Zenaga 09 Tiene-Yanzi (B.865) 08 Masaba-Luhya (E.33) 03 Khmer 01 Taa 08 Malaita 09 Southern (Malaita) 08 Suauic 07 Nuclear (Papuan Tip) 00 Kra-Dai 01 Kra 02 Western Kra 00 Andamanese 01 Great Andamanese 02 Central (Great Andamanese) 05 Buduma 01 Omotic 02 South (Omotic) 08 Central Papuan 09 West Central Papuan 10 Gabadi 02 Kalam-Kobon 04 Paitanic 06 Yemne-Kimbi 09 Bamileke 09 Nun Bamum script【Bamu】 06 Mbe 06 Ndemli 06 Tikar 06 Mamfe 07 Northwest 08 A 09 Yaunde-Fang (A.75) 07 Central 08 G 09 Swahili (G.42) 06 Ekoid 07 Bakor 00 Sepik 01 Abau 00 Abkhaz-Adyghe 01 Abkhaz-Abazin 03 Kwa 04 Nyo 05 Agneby Korean Braille script【Zzzz】 Korean【Kore】 00 Guaicuruan 03 Abenaki 01 Tirio 06 Tivoid 05 Potou-Tano 06 Tano 07 Central (Tano) 08 Akan 04 Cross River 05 Delta Cross 06 Central Delta 07 Abua-Odual 01 West (Trans-New Guinea) 02 Timor-Alor-Pantar 03 Alor-Pantar 04 Alor 02 Central Luzon 03 Sambalic 07 Western (Tano) 02 Grass 02 Upper Amazon 03 Western Nawiki 04 Piapoco 03 Burmish 04 Northern (Burmish) 01 Kordofanian 02 Talodi 03 Talodi Proper 04 Tocho 04 Southeastern (Ngwi) 04 Acehnese 05 Core K’ichean 00 Palaihnihan 02 Core (Satellite-Core) 03 Eastern Sudanic 04 Southern (n languages) 05 Nilotic 06 Western (Nilotic) 07 Luo 08 Southern (Luo) 09 Luo-Acholi 10 Alur-Acholi 11 Lango-Acholi 00 Jean 01 Central (Jean) 04 Southwest Maluku 05 Wetar 01 Shared-signing language 04 Left Bank 05 Kposo-Ahlo-Bowili 05 Ga-Dangme 04 Plateau 05 Northern (Plateau) 03 Northern Cordilleran 04 Cagayan Valley 05 Isnag 06 Basila-Adele 09 Adhola 03 B’aga 03 Koman 04 Northern (k languages) 05 Nubian 06 Central (Nubian) 06 Northern (Nubian) 03 Northern Pama 02 South-West (Pama-Nyungan) 03 Yura 03 Bima-Lembata 05 Northwestern (Edoid) 01 Circassian 北マケドニア【MK】 07 Huon Gulf 08 Markham 09 Upper (Markham) 01 Greater Binanderean 02 Binanderean 03 Nuclear Binanderean 04 South Binanderean 05 Orokaivan 01 Awin-Pare 05 Gujarati 03 Saho-Afar 03 Somali Borama script【Zzzz】 Osmanya script【Osma】 02 East (Chadic) 04 A.1 02 East (Semitic) 01 Deaf community sign language 05 Nyimang 04 Low Franconian ジン バブエ【ZW】レソト【LS】 01 Kainantu-Goroka 02 Kainantu 03 Gadsup-Auyana-Awa 04 Idomoid 05 Akweya 06 Etulo-Idoma 07 Idoma 08 Ring 09 West (Ring) 00 Nakh-Daghestanian 01 Lezgic 02 Nuclear Lezgic 03 East Lezgic 01 Ok-Awyu 02 Awyu-Dumut 03 Awyu 01 Daghestanian 02 Lezgic 03 Samur 04 Eastern Samur 05 Udi-Aghwan 00 Torricelli 01 Wapei-Palei 02 Palei 00 South-Central Papuan 01 Pahoturi 06 Upper Cross 07 Agoi-Doko-Iyoniyong 03 Umiray Dumaget 04 Northeastern Luzon 05 Northern (Northeastern Luzon) 05 Ibanagic 06 Gaddangic 03 Central Philippine 04 Bikol 05 Coastal 06 Naga 05 Inland 03 Mamean 04 Awakateko-Ixil 05 Gbe 02 Kalamian 07 Central (Upper Cross) 08 North-South 09 Ubaghara-Kohumono 10 Kohumono 08 Bia 09 Southern (Bia) 04 Defoid 05 Ayere-Ahan 03 Thavung 05 Khandesi Ahom script【Ahom】 00 Eyak-Athabaskan 01 Athabaskan 02 Northern Athabaskan 05 Central (Plateau) 06 West-Central 09 Southwest New Britain 10 Arawe-Pasismanua 11 Pasismanua 11 Arawe 12 West Arawe 01 Bosavi 03 Northwestern (Kuki-Chin) 00 Border 01 Bewani 02 Middle Ramu 00 Tor-Kwerba 01 Greater Kwerba 02 Kwerba 03 West Coast 03 Southwestern (Tai) 04 Aizi 06 Aja 05 Kresh 02 Campa 03 Ashéninga 02 Northern (Great Andamanese) 00 Cariban 01 North Amazonian 02 Pemón 03 Pemón proper 04 Kapong 02 Core 05 Eastern Jebel 06 Aka-Kelo-Molo 05 Kebu-Animere 09 West Santo 04 Southern (Ngwi) 05 Western (Plateau) 06 Southwestern (Western Plateau) 07 B (Southwestern Western Plateau) 04 Southwestern (Western Iranian) Old Persian cuneiform【Xpeo】 05 Persian 03 B (West Chadic) 04 B.2 (B West Chadic) 08 Southern (New Caledonian) 09 South (Southern New Caledonian) 05 Central (Gur) 06 Northern (Central Gur) 07 Oti-Volta 08 Gurma 09 Ntcham ｜A｜B｜C｜D｜E｜F｜G｜H｜I｜J｜K｜L｜M｜N｜O｜P｜Q｜R｜S｜T｜U｜W｜Y｜Z｜ A Afro-Asiatic【afa】—アフロ＝アジア諸語* Alacalufan【aqa】—アラカルーフ諸語* Albanian【sqj】—アルバニア諸語 Algic【aql】—アルジック諸語* Algonquian【alg】—アルゴンキン諸語 →Algic【aql】* Altaic【tut】—アルタイ諸語* Amto-Musan —アムト＝ムサン諸語 Andamanese —アンダマン諸語* Apache【apa】—アパッチ諸語 →Na-Dene【xnd】* Arauan【auf】—アラワ諸語* Araucanian —アラウカン諸語 Arawakan【awd】—アラワク諸語* Armenian【hyx】—アルメニア諸語 Artificial【art】—人工言語 →Constructed* Arutani-Sape —アルタニ＝サペ諸語 Athapascan【ath】—アサパスカ諸語 →Na-Dene【xnd】* Atlantic-Congo【alv】—大西洋＝コンゴ諸語* Australian【aus】—オーストラリア諸語* Austro-Asiatic【aav】—オーストロ＝アジア諸語* Austronesian【map】—オーストロネシア諸語* Aymaran —アイマラ諸語 B Baltic【bat】—バルト諸語* Bamileke【bai】—バミレケ諸語 →Wide Grassfields* Banda【bad】—バンダ諸語 →Adamawa-Ubangi* Bantu【bnt】—バントゥ諸語 →Bantoid* Barbacoan —バルバコア諸語* Basque 【euq】—バスク諸語 Batak【btk】—バタク諸語 →Sumatra (Malayo-Polynesian【poz】)* Bayono-Awbono —バヨノ＝アウボノ諸語 Berber【ber】—ベルベル諸語 C Caddoan【cdd】—カド諸語* Cahuapanan —カワパナ諸語 Cant —カント Carib —カリブ諸語* Caucasian【cau】—カフカース諸語* Celtic【cel】—ケルト諸語* Central American Indian【cai】—中米インディアン諸語* Central Malayo-Polynesian【plf】—中部マレー＝ポリネシア諸語* Central Sudanic【csu】—中部スーダン諸語* Chadic【cdc】—チャド諸語* Chamic【cmc】—チャム諸語 →Malayic (Malayo-Polynesian【poz】)* Chapacura-Wanham —チャパクラ＝ワニャム諸語* Chibchan【cba】—チブチャ諸語* Chimakuan —チマクアン諸語 Chinese【zhx】—中国語* Choco —チョコ諸語* Chon —チョン諸語 Chukotko-Kamchatkan —チュクチ＝カムチャッカ諸語* Chumash —チュマシュ諸語* Coahuiltecan —コアウィルテコ諸語* Constructed —人工言語* Creole —クレオール諸語* Creoles and pidgins【crp】—クレオル諸語及びピジン語 →Creole、Pidgins* Creoles and pidgins, English‑based【cpe】—クレオル諸語及びピジン語、英語系 →Creole、Pidgins* Creoles and pidgins, French‑based【cpf】—クレオル諸語及びピジン語、フランス語系 →Creole、Pidgins* Creoles and pidgins, Portuguese-based【cpp】—クレオル諸語及びピジン語、ポルトガル語系 →Creole、Pidgins* Cushitic【cus】—クシ諸語* D Deaf sign languages —手話（聴覚障害者用）→Sign【sgn】* Dravidian【dra】—ドラヴィダ諸語* E East Bird s Head —東バーズヘッド諸語 East Germanic【gme】—東ゲルマン諸語* East Papuan —東パプア諸語* East Slavic【zle】—東スラヴ諸語* Eastern Malayo-Polynesian【pqe】—東部マレー＝ポリネシア諸語* Eastern Sudanic【sdv】—東部スーダン諸語* Egyptian【egx】—エジプト諸語 Eskimo-Aleut【esx】—エスキモー＝アレウト諸語* F Finno-Ugrian【fiu]】—フィン＝ウゴル諸語 →Uralic【urj】* Formosan【fox】—台湾諸語* G Geelvink Bay —ヘールヴィンク湾語* Germanic【gem】—ゲルマン諸語* Greek【grk】—ギリシア諸語* Guahiban —グアイーボ諸語* Gulf —ガルフ諸語* H Harakmbet —ハラクンベット諸語 Hibito-Cholon —ヒビト＝チョロン諸語 Hmong-Mien【hmx】—フモン＝ミエン諸語* Hokan【hok】—ホカ諸語* Huavean —ワベ諸語 Hurro-Urartian —フルリ＝ウラルトゥ諸語 I Ijo【ijo】—イジョー諸語 →Ijoid* Indic【inc】—インド諸語* Indo-European【ine】—インド＝ヨーロッパ諸語* Indo-Iranian【iir】—インド＝イラン諸語* Iranian【ira】—イラン諸語* Iroquoian【iro】—イロコイ諸語* Italic【itc】—イタリック諸語* J Japanese【jpx】—日本語* Japonic →Japanese* Jivaroan —ヒバロ諸語 K Karen【kar】—カレン諸語* Kartvelian —カルトヴェリ諸語* Katukinan —カトキーナ諸語* Keres —ケレス諸語 Khoisan【khi】—コイサン諸語* Kiowa Tanoan —カイオワ・タノ諸語* Kordofanian【kdo】—コルドファン諸語* Kru【kro】—クル諸語* Kwomtari-Baibai —クオムタリ＝バイバイ諸語* L Land Dayak【day】—陸ダヤク諸語* Language Isolate —孤立言語* Left May —レフト・メイ諸語* Lower Mamberamo —低マンベラモ諸語 Lule-Vilela —ルレ＝ヴィレラ諸語 M Macro-Ge —マクロ＝ジェー諸語* Maku —マクー諸語* Malayo-Polynesian【poz】—マレー＝ポリネシア諸語* Mande【dmn】—マンデ諸語* Manobo【mno】—マノボ諸語 →Southern Philippine* Mascoian —マスコイ諸語* Mataco-Guaicuru —マタコ＝グアイクル諸語* Mayan【myn】—マヤ諸語* Misumalpan —ミスマルパ諸語* Mixed —混交言語* Mixe-Zoque —ミヘ＝ソケ諸語* Mongolian【xgn】—モンゴル諸語* Mon-Khmer【mkh】—モン＝クメール諸語* Munda【mun】—ムンダー諸語* Mura —ムーラ諸語 Muskogean —マスコギー諸語* N Na-Dene【xnd】—ナ＝デネ諸語* Nahuatl【nah】—ナワトル諸語 →Uto-Aztecan【azc】* Nambiquaran —ナンビクワラ諸語* Niger-Congo —ニジェール＝コンゴ諸語* Niger-Kordofanian【nic】—ニジェール＝コルドファン諸語 =Niger-Congo* Nilo-Saharan【ssa】—ナイル＝サハラ諸語* North American Indian【nai】—北米インディアン諸語* North Caucasian【ccn】—北カフカース諸語* North Germanic【gmq】—北ゲルマン諸語* Nubian【nub】—ヌビア諸語 →Eastern Sudanic【sdv】* O Omotic【omv】—オモ諸語* Oto-Manguean【omq】—オト＝マンゲ諸語* Otomian【oto】—オトミ諸語 →Oto-Manguean【omq】* P Panoan —パノ諸語* Papuan【paa】—パプア諸語* Peba-Yaguan —ペバ＝ヤグア諸語 Penutian —ペヌティ諸語* Philippine【phi】—フィリピン諸語 →Malayo-Polynesian【poz】* Pidgins —ピジン諸語* Prakrit【pra】—プラークリット諸語 →Indic【inc】* Q Quechuan【qwe】—ケチュア諸語* R Romance【roa】—ロマンス諸語 →Italic【itc】* S Salishan【sal】—セイリッシュ諸語* Salivan —サリバ諸語 Sami【smi】—サーミ諸語 →Uralic【urj】* Samoyedic【syd】—サモエード諸語 →Uralic【urj】* Semitic【sem】—セム諸語* Sepik-Ramu —セピック＝ラム諸語* Sign【sgn】—手話* Sino-Tibetan【sit】—シナ＝チベット諸語* Siouan【sio】—スー諸語* Sko —スコ諸語* Slavic【sla】—スラヴ諸語* Songhai【son】—ソンガイ諸語* Sorbian【wen】—ソルブ諸語 →West Slavic【zlw】* South American Indian【sai】—南米インディアン諸語* South Caucasian【ccs】—南カフカース諸語 →Kartvelian* South Slavic【zls】—南スラヴ諸語* Special — Subtiaba-Tlapanec —スブティアバ＝トラパネック諸語* T Tacanan —タカナ諸語* Tai【tai】—タイ諸語 →Tai-Kadai* Tai-Kadai —タイ・カダイ諸語* Tarascan —タラスコ諸語 Tibeto-Burman【tbq】—チベット＝ビルマ諸語* Torricelli —トリチェリ諸語* Totonacan —トトナック諸語* Trans-New Guinea【ngf】—トランス＝ニューギニア諸語* Tucanoan —トゥカノ諸語* Tungus【tuw】—ツングース諸語* Tupi【tup】—トゥピ諸語* Turkic【trk】—チュルク諸語* Tyrrhenian —ティレニア諸語 U Unclassified —未分類語* Unclassified Afro-Asiatic —アフロ＝アジア未分類諸語 Uralic【urj】—ウラル諸語* Uru-Chipaya —ウル＝チパヤ諸語 Uto-Aztecan【azc】—ユト＝アステカ諸語* W Wakashan【wak】—ワカシュ諸語* West Germanic【gmw】—西ゲルマン諸語* West Papuan —西パプア諸語* West Slavic【zlw】—西スラヴ諸語* Western Malayo-Polynesian【pqw】—西部マレー＝ポリネシア諸語 →Malayo-Polynesian【poz】* Witotoan —ウィトト諸語* Y Yanomam —ヤノマム諸語 Yeniseian —イェニセイ諸語* Yukaghir —ユカギール諸語 Yuki —ユーキ諸語 Yupik【ypk】—ユピック諸語 →Eskimo-Aleut【esx】* Z Zamucoan —サムコ諸語 Zande【znd】—ザンデ諸語 →Adamawa-Ubangi* Zaparoan —サパロ諸語*
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[UK ASIAN] STEP INTO THE NEW WORLDL.E.D-G VS GUHROOVY fw NO+CHIN Ya-man! So now this one dedicated to da K.O.N.A.M.I. massive つまりコナミをこよなく愛するゲーマー諸君！ Nuff respect big up! This original ragamuffin stylee 2004,mi name N.O.C.H.I.N. NO+CHIN DESU Alongside GUHROOVY crew, uno ready? Step up! I m back again. Time to join da fight back. Asianstyle in da place be. Getting smaller smaller. Getting closer closer. it s a brandnew kalcha or civirisation. L・E・D bring da phat beat. Nobody beat us! Can you feel da heat. Here comes da trouble. Code name "G". L・E・D massive "G". Gonna get inside your mind. Once again time to taking to da stand. Don t miss it! Wach your step! Wach your move. It s gonna be GAMEOVER I m gonna go peace out to my men. Get on up! Get on up! Take to da next level. I m on da earth. You know the truth. Let me through. Tel me true. Give me two. Still hardcore crew. Step into the new world. Stop the war. Change the game but change your mind. Step into the new world. Stop the war. Now come everybody. Step into the new world. Stop the war. Change the game but change your mind. Step into the new world. Stop the war. Check the score. Check the score. Now all the world joint, this is a party time. Now everybody see the sings, before unu get left behind. Now all the world joint, this is ilre time. Now everybody see the sings, before unu get left behind. Everybody, move uno body Now all massive so, オシリをshake that thing Now everybody see the sings, before unu get left behind mind
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必要条件 Base Level 70 前提クエスト 下記４つのクエスト中２つ Attitude to the New World New Surroundings Tripatriate Union s Feud Pursuing Rayan Moore 報酬 Base Exp 300,000 アイテム First Aid Kit ３個 日本版タイトル ： 三ヶ国への報告書 1. Inside the central building (mid_camp 215, 247) at the camp, talk to Hibba Agip who is on the north side of the table in the center (mid_campin 90, 114), he and Abidail discuss your accomplishments. 2. Talk to Staff Officer Abidail at the east end of the table, accept his request. He tells you to talk to Commander Agip. 3. Speak to Hibba Agip again, he gives you a document and asks you to speak to the messenger at at the dimensional gate. 4. Find Expedition Messenger (mid_camp 206, 286), while you are discussing the report, someone sneaks up and attempts to take it. If you attempt to safeguard the report from the attacker, it will be easier later to re-assemble the report later. 5. Return to Hibba Agip to inform him that the report has been destroyed. He tells you to go find the pieces of it. 6. Staff Officer Abidail asks you to bring him pages of the report in increments of 10. 7. Speak to any of the Expedition Scout on the New World field maps, the scout will start looking for pages. Return every 30 minutes (15 minutes if you are playing on iRO instead). Scout locations are ● (spl_fild02 296, 369) (north wall) ● (spl_fild03 172, 71) (south wall) ● (man_fild01 316, 92) (southeast) ● (man_fild03 202, 251) (east wall, halfway up) Pages can also be found when killing specific quest summoned monsters on the fields. (usually at one of several fixed spawn points) 8. After returning with 10 pages, Abidail will restore one of the four volumes of the report. Keep searching for pages until all the volumes are restored. There is a very high chance that the pages bring do not form a single volume, or that they form a volume you already have. You will lose 10 pages and must collect more. (On iRO, you only lose 5 pages instead) You will automatically fail and discard the pages if he manages to restore a volume of the report you already have on you. As such, you should put completed volumes in storage. The extra volumes of the report can be given to other players doing the quest. 9. Return to Hibba Agip when you have all 4 volumes, and he ll give you the completed report. He instructs you to follow the same plan; he has stationed more soldiers in the area to protect the report. 10. Deliver a report to Laur in the throne room of Prontera Castle (prt_castle 88,165). 11. Deliver a report to Nuria outside Rachel s temple (ra_temple 122, 174). 12. Deliver a report to Gerhart at the front desk, inside Rekenber s Headquarters (lhz_in01 110, 174). 13. Return to Hibba Agip, he thanks you for your help Receive 300,000 Base EXP and 3 First Aid Kits. Categories Articles Needing DB Links | Quest Window Quests | Base Experience Reward | New World Quests
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HarucraftWorldMap Main World (MW) This is the main world of this server. Renard City (The Capital) lies this world. Free World (FW) This world has no building rule. We encouraging build your first house here. You can branch mine in this world. This world will be replaced with new world periodically. Trap Tower World (TTW) You can build trap tower (MOB Farm, MOB Tower) ONLY here. Dig World (DW) You can branch mine in this world. This world will be replaced with new world periodically. Dig Nether (DN) You can pick quartz and glowstones here . This world will be replaced with new world periodically. PvP world (PvPW) You can fight with enemy players in this world. Wither World (WW) You can summon Wither ONLY here.
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let's click, boys'n'girls ) -- (master) 2007-10-01 03 58 04 This was the most exciting round! Congratulations for winning! -- (Hupper) 2007-10-04 06 32 36 To Hupper, next game will be also great game. Thank you. -- (vipper) 2007-10-04 08 39 20 The pictures are very nice indeed. I love the picture of the Hungarian girl. -- (Hufe) 2007-10-18 17 40 20 Gobusata shite imasu. G 22(21,18) Omedetou gozaimasu. Odaiji ni. -- (o.O) 2007-10-27 19 06 50 10/29～11/02のどこかまで ...so KSK! -- (o.O) 2007-10-27 19 11 39 ご無沙汰しています。 G22 おめでとうございます。 お大事に。 -- (o.O) 2007-10-27 19 14 16 Do not battle against robots. -- (???) 2007-10-27 19 35 25 Nem vagyok robot o[^¤^]o #censored# -- (o.O) 2007-10-27 20 13 49 HY királyak vagytok gratulálok! -- (Batou) 2007-10-29 21 51 33 Let's click! -- (BloodRain) 2007-11-01 21 05 04 Keep on clicking VIPPERs! You are our great opponent! Thanks for your kind drawings!!! -) You have a great talent! -- (Hupper) 2007-11-02 07 33 30 Dear Vipper Friends! Please go on with the clicking, and don’t let the (ocr robot) huppers overtake you! Come back and fight! -- (a real Other) 2007-11-04 10 31 12 To the real Other Come back and click for Hungary first. -- (csa3a) 2007-11-04 18 19 42 25. game Hun OCR good captcha's 486.499 54.55 % to total. Hun OCR the winner D -- (Jashita) 2007-11-04 21 28 57 Please don't fight and argue, it is a place of friendship. -( -- (Nio) 2007-11-04 23 56 20 親愛なる友! あざみはあなたのために絵を描きました。 俺らおまいらを愛してるし、強敵（とも）だと思ってるよ。 -- (o.O) 2007-11-05 05 57 41 痛い 私はもう少しでそれを忘れるところでした。 http //kepfeltoltes.hu/071104/powerCLICK_www.kepfeltoltes.hu_.jpg -- (o.O) 2007-11-05 06 00 32 痛い (=すみません ouch) すみません -- (o.O) 2007-11-05 06 33 59 ありがとう、あざみさん！ PPGとってもかわいいです！ I transposted you nice pic to our garally!! http //www.clickjapan.jp/p/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=1694 -- (oto) 2007-11-05 07 29 48 Dear Vippers! Please ignore the others, because their aim is to destroy the hupper community, and our good relationship! We do the same. -- (Hupper) 2007-11-05 17 42 31 dont worry about that. nobody cares about "others" people ;) -- (Dat Jappsta Nullporce) 2007-11-05 23 32 53 Sorry for this "interaction". We dont disturb this guestbook nevermore. (Other Inferno) -- (OT_inferno) 2007-11-07 08 07 24 Thank you so much for the nice pictures! We like clicking with you! -- (Hupper) 2007-11-08 09 30 01 It's snowing in Hungary! *_* -- (Hupper) 2007-11-12 02 03 17 wow ! Has winter already come to Hungary!? Please take care not to catch a cold. -- (japanese clicker) 2007-11-12 08 39 55 Summary of the last day 2 broken winchesters, and hundreds of fighting huppers. Don't worry, we returned again! -- (Failure_HUN) 2007-11-13 16 53 25 http //kepfeltoltes.hu/071122/intelligence-little_gamers_www.kepfeltoltes.hu_.jpg -- (Abidal) 2007-11-23 02 56 45 Intelligence little gamers -- (Abidal) 2007-11-24 22 40 18 BAN BAN BAN -(((( -- (Hupper) 2007-11-25 04 22 30 Greetings from Hungary! -- (Hupper) 2007-11-27 02 56 28 This is a really nice website with great pictures. I love Japan! Greetings from Hungary. -- (Ferenc) 2007-11-28 08 10 45 Hello good design. Very nice.Test.0n79p7 Enjoy. Goodbay. -- (waso2007) 2007-11-29 06 25 31 Welcome Huppers! let's enjouy together ) -- (vipper) 2007-12-01 12 42 55 http //kepfeltoltes.hu/071203/hupper_www.kepfeltoltes.hu_.jpg -- (Hupper) 2007-12-04 06 56 12 Go go go! Japan! ;) Do u know who is Talmacsi? U should know! -- (Hupper) 2007-12-04 06 57 08 Hello, nice site ) -- (Brin) 2007-12-05 10 11 23 [img]http //www.cseretar.hu/otherclickers/images/no1japan.jpg [/img] -- (Other) 2007-12-06 04 03 47 Thank you for pics -- (A) 2007-12-06 10 21 17 http //kepfeltoltes.hu/071206/cg2_www.kepfeltoltes.hu_.jpg -- (BLT) 2007-12-07 00 01 21 thanks for your nice pics !! we're very happy to playing with you. ) -- (japanese clicker) 2007-12-07 05 36 57 Congrats for your 1st place again!!!! -) -- (Hupper) 2007-12-11 07 06 50 Dear Vipper friends! Merry Christmas! We are happy to be your friends! -- (Hupper) 2007-12-24 20 33 02 Merry Christmas to you all, dear Japanese friends! -- (szbszig) 2007-12-25 01 17 55 Dear friends! Thank you the exciting game, and the beautiful pictures! -- (Móci) 2007-12-28 07 46 16 Happy New Years !!! -- (OtherClickers) 2007-12-31 23 17 24 Happy New Year! Hear, it's still 2007. ;) -- (szbszig) 2008-01-01 04 13 12 Happy New Year for all vippers! I hope we will able to click against each other in friendship next year too. -- (PolarFox) 2008-01-01 07 37 24 Happy New Year ! b.u.e.k.!Akemasite omedetou(jp)! with my love and friendship to you ! -- (japanese clicker) 2008-01-01 10 41 31 Happy New Year boldog uj evet kivanok!! -- (a-vip) 2008-01-01 10 43 29 B.U.E.K. Ake-Ome!(jp) Happy New IAN(?) -- (Vipper) 2008-01-01 12 37 29 Happy New Year dear Vippers! -) -- (Hupper) 2008-01-02 04 36 23 Dear Vippers! Congratulation for winning the championship in 2007! -) We will try our best in 2008 too! -) -- (Hupper) 2008-01-02 23 14 17 Congratulations for JAPAN 2007 ClickClickClick League Winners -- (OtherClickers) 2008-01-02 23 35 41 Hi Vippers, Congratitlation - 2007!!!! next session come back and fight against, but I know the next winners H U N G A R Y -- (ELVAKULT- HUPPER) 2008-01-03 21 47 30 Dear Vippers! I wanted to congratulate you, but i can't draw. So i used the talented clickers' drawings. Sorry for that. Happy New Year, and Congratulations on your victory! おめでとう! http //uk.youtube.com/watch?v=zXwYyC9PrIw ;) -- (bimanc) 2008-01-09 21 19 11 thanks a lot for your message of congratulation!! other clickers ELVAKULT bimanc and nice movie ! bimanc We are very happy we can win at 2007 league. I wish our friendship continue through all eternity! Let's click together even in 2008! -- (japanese clicker) 2008-01-10 07 03 07 Congratulation the winner of game 38! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan38.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-01-30 01 34 32 Good Job -- (Mr.X) 2008-01-30 03 31 15 Thanks! -- (Blitz@Jap) 2008-01-30 14 44 34 Hupper, What's happen? Please click more!! -- (Komet@Jp) 2008-02-01 07 49 33 We have a lot of BAN. -( -- (Hupper) 2008-02-02 08 29 26 Congratulation the winner of game 39! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan39.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-02-05 00 23 45 Thanks! -- (名無しさん) 2008-02-14 08 25 54 Congratulation the winner of game 40! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan40.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-02-14 22 53 57 cool job. The up-right flag is Other's? -- (名無しさん) 2008-02-15 09 16 42 yes )This flag was given by Ian to Other. -- (OtherClickers) 2008-02-15 20 54 47 hi dear friends this is our story We will not forget this fight ) http //tw.youtube.com/watch?v=KP0Y7WzdcI4 -- (TheFish@taiwan) 2008-02-15 21 44 15 Oh okay OtherClickers Great! cute girls ) TheFish -- (名無しさん) 2008-02-16 21 00 36 nanka, hangarii mitai no hata. kocchira ha hangarii jisho arimasu, mite arigatou http //2244.web.fc2.com/ -- (namae) 2008-02-23 05 54 14 Én megköszön. Én néz the dictionary. Magyarország - Jápan! ) -- (a-vip) 2008-02-25 04 35 09 Á ( -- (Ã) 2008-03-06 23 56 45 Go Vippers Go !!! Don't sit down! http //www.other.hu/swf/vippers.swf -- (OtherClickers) 2008-03-16 03 56 12 Come on friends, you can do it better! ^^ -- (Hun) 2008-03-18 04 07 40 Thanks, all friends! We aren't fine a little just now. BUT we'll never give up until we will win!! ) -- (Komet@Jp) 2008-03-25 14 56 19 Hello nice site -- (Faplyplelay) 2008-03-25 22 41 05 http //www.other.hu/cong/go_japan.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-03-27 03 59 49 Nice site ) I love Japan! ) one of my favourite countries ) Greetings and hugs from Hungary! ) -- (Niki) 2008-03-28 02 40 16 Welcome! Let's click as good rivals -- (a-vip) 2008-03-28 08 54 00 Congratulation the winner of game 47! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan47.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-04-01 21 02 09 Congratulations for winning! ^^ You deserve it! -- (Hun) 2008-04-02 10 35 59 Thank you for your kindness, we all love you Hupper! And OtherClickers, your nice paint make me joy always. If it reduces something irony, is better. -- (a-vip) 2008-04-03 08 11 42 Congratulation for the winning of GAME 46! We never give up too. I heard that there will be a TV program about the game in japan at apr.4? Is it true? If anybody watch, please record and share it! Thanx. -- (csa3a) 2008-04-04 02 43 44 true. at apr.5 00 00-00 40（JST） http //www.nhk.or.jp/netstar/index.html http //www5.uploader.jp/user/vipclick/images/vipclick_uljp02131.jpg -- (CJ) 2008-04-04 18 55 24 ClickJapan was introduced on TV! http //jp.youtube.com/watch?v=pPx3GOAeOBM -- (CJ) 2008-04-05 06 39 52 I tried to transrate the TV program into English. (I wanted to transrate into Hungarian but I can't understand Hungarian...) http //youtube.com/watch?v=UU3G-rJOYD4 -- (Komet@Jp) 2008-04-06 15 18 22 Thank you very much! ^^ -- (Hun) 2008-04-09 09 09 22 Congratulation the Winner of Game 48! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan48.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-04-13 20 46 48 Congratulation the Winner of Game 49! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan49.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-04-18 02 52 35 Thanks. -- (Blitz) 2008-04-18 17 52 00 Hello, for you good site! Interesting design -- (anissemum) 2008-04-21 02 39 43 Hello, for you good site! Interesting design -- (anissemum) 2008-04-21 02 40 03 Congratulation the Winner of Game 50. http //www.other.hu/cong/japan50.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-04-21 21 48 34 Wow, it has been a long time, since I left the Clicker community... wow, you're still clicking, awesome. Now I see that, maybe the war is still on, but I think the communication between the countries stopped. Any reason? -- (HUNWill) 2008-04-28 02 50 19 Congratulation the Winner of Game 51! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan51.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-04-29 21 32 18 HUNWill Hi HUNwill! yes, we still click and Huppers too ) It is glad to have the rival for a long time. I don't know why the commu stopped... I think, some are busy or quit the game. But Hupper drew the cereblate picture for G50 G51...we very thanks to them. It may be a little compares to old days, but still continues. I want to commu more ) Other Thanks for picture!! your work is always detailed. -- (a vip) 2008-05-01 01 18 53 Then... what's up? -- (HUNWill) 2008-05-01 17 25 23 Most recent news, ClickJapan on TV. Hungary is introduced the mail rival ) Everybody was surprised and felt funny when they watched the Hungarian "lethal weapon" and click song. http //www.youtube.com/watch?v=UU3G-rJOYD4 -- (a vip) 2008-05-02 21 12 40 Yeah, I saw that, it's great. However, what show is it that? They're in the SOS-Dan clubroom? -- (HUNWill) 2008-05-03 19 19 15 Yes it is SOS-Dan ) It is hommage. The program introduces some latest fashion of the net. It may be difficult to say Suzumiya Haruhi is the "latest", but still there are a lot of fan of it. -- (a vip) 2008-05-04 14 12 28 Well, there is the Suzumiya Haruhiko/Haruki no Seitenkan project, where every character's gender has been swapped. I heard girl Kyon ("Kyonko") is became more popular, than Haruhi herself... Umm I can't believe I can only find anime-based topic to talk about... -- (HUNWill) 2008-05-04 19 02 40 Hello! Good site, simply super! -- (AlloliolaBers) 2008-05-05 11 27 07 You know well lol Do you know JaHunTai DJ battle? We hold radio show 3 times last year. http //www33.atwiki.jp/clickvip/pages/412.html -- (a vip) 2008-05-06 02 43 13 Congratulation The Winner of Game 52! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan52.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-05-08 20 16 38 Yeah, I knew about those DJ Battles, but my internet was slow back then (maybe there was problem eith the cables...) So I couldn't heard them. -- (HUNWill) 2008-05-08 21 23 34 Other Thanks! beautiful geisha girl -) HUNWill Oh it's sad. I think there is mp3 somewhere... Hungarian musics are cool. -- (a vip) 2008-05-09 16 17 07 Well I in fact not very fond of hungarian music... yeah, there are some few great songs, but it's pop or rock genre not as enjoyable that the japanese music. But it's just me. Talking about music... VOCALOID 2. You've know about it, do you? It's getting popular on the international forums too, and... well I'm surprised how great it is. There are plenty of original songs out there, on youtube or on nico... and well it's kind of scary. Maybe in the future there will be no singers, no idols, there will be just some computer generated voice? -- (HUNWill) 2008-05-11 03 03 51 Hello. Thank you for some wonderful illustrations from Hupper!! I have been deeply very moved. Several days ago ,I baked bread. I 'd like to cheer Hupper, I wrote messages by chocolate on bread. If you see the photograph, I am glad. http //blog-imgs-21.fc2.com/g/u/p/guppiccc/20080510045219.jpg http //blog-imgs-21.fc2.com/g/u/p/guppiccc/20080510045238.jpg -- (Japan clicker guppi) 2008-05-11 13 50 46 Now I'm hungry... I'd want a bite of Japan! XD They're great. -- (HUNWill) 2008-05-11 15 50 07 I read your message and I hit upon a good idea!!☆♪☆♪ http //blog-imgs-21.fc2.com/g/u/p/guppiccc/Hungary.png -- (Japan clicker guppi) 2008-05-12 11 27 09 Congratulation The Winner of Game 53! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan53.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-05-13 21 16 26 HunWill Yes I know VOCALOID. I like some songs Melt and so on. I haven't know it is known among oversea forums. It is amazing that many amateur creators write and publish their songs with full of talents. If human singers disappear, such song creators will make new age in the music history. No human singers is scary a little...however it may not comes. Lovers to sing will not be extinct ) OtherClickers Thank you always! -- (a vip) 2008-05-14 11 27 39 Hi! Do someone know Ian Andrew's email address? I sent a mail to dotcomagency earlier, but he didn't respond. Something new and valid? Thanks for help. -- (donaldduck) 2008-05-17 16 37 54 umm I donno. -- (jp) 2008-05-17 23 41 40 a vip Well, y'know if something get popular in Japan, in terms of pop-culture or anime, is always will be known at "oversea forums". Firstly on 4chan, equialent of 2chan (there are even hikikomoris there), then after it gets to the AnimeSuki forum, what spreads the information around the world. Like it did with the Vocaloid, the Caramelldansen and such. Yeah, even when there will be no humans left, our works, our art, and even our songs will remain here forever. Because singing is very important. There are songs everywhere!! (Sorry for being sentimental, just read "Aa! Megami-sama!" chapter 233.) -- (HUNWill) 2008-05-18 04 42 30 Oh, I haven't know them. Your will to study japan pop culture makes me amaze. And yes, there are songs everywhere ) -- (a vip) 2008-05-18 22 00 46 I was surfing in the AnimeSuki forum forum today (after reading the last volume of Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou) and I found a new thread named "Question about anime's relevance to Real Life Japanese Culture" The guy who started the thread is curious about some stuff in anime, so I think I ask you, so I can help him. So the questions "1. Is karaoke really that popular in Japan? Most animes have these events, usually happening after parties or such. 2. Ganguro and Lolita. Do they exist? those playing cosplays in Akihabara are excluded of course. 3. Are girl's uniform skirts really that short(thigh level)? and are bloomers common? 4. Just some clarification, Valentines day in Japan is when girls give chocolates to their loved ones, family, boss, colleagues and such. White day is when guys pay back and treat girls. Am i correct? 5. Which is more likely to confess, boys or girls? 6. Do girls really wiggle their bottoms and shout 'kawaii' when they see something really cute? 7. Black day. i dont think we have one in our country so can someone explain how this goes in Japan? 8. Do Punks ang Gangsters with those weird elvis-type hairs exist(think the dude from Shaman King)? i'd probably laugh a lot if i got clobbered by them 9. Do schools in Japan have clinics w/ beds where students can sleep whenever they like? 10. Is bullying really that bad in Japan as it is in anime? Think Kyouran Kazoku Nikki. 11. Do Japanese people mind that 'indirect kiss' thing? 12. Is it rude if foreigners refer to you by first name? I know for a fact that japanese people only refer to others by the first name if they are in a close relationship (family, friend, etc.) but in most parts of the world first name calling is fine." Yeah, it's much, and I know the answers for most of these, but I want to make sure. (And I'm really bored now.) -- (HUNWill) 2008-05-19 21 29 34 11. Do Japanese people mind that 'indirect kiss' thing? 12. Is it rude if foreigners refer to you by first name? I know for a fact that japanese people only refer to others by the first name if they are in a close relationship (family, friend, etc.) but in most parts of the world first name calling is fine." Yeah, it's much, and I know the answers for most of these, but I want to make sure. (And I'm really bored now.) -- (HUNWill) 2008-05-19 21 30 20 Meh, the questions were answered in the forum... I didn't even know that there are so much japanese on AnimeSuki... maybe they're hiding... so... I don't have a question now... I think i know everything about Japan. -- (HUNWill) 2008-05-20 00 49 06 I downloaded a program, with it I can watch japanese TV channels online in LIVE! It's called KeyHoleTV. It's cool. Anyone can suggest me some great shows to watch? -- (HUNWill) 2008-05-21 00 54 21 But, some answers might depend on the individual, so it is not very late to answer it. About no. 11 and 12, someone (including me) try to adapt themselves to their circumstances (or situations), or use a persona which might be required for their relationships. Especially for 12, actually I don't mind if someone (not Japanese) call me by firstname (yeah, it is "firstname" in English, but we should mention that, for us, it is "lastname"), but it could be bizarre for me if some Japanese acquintance (whom I don't know very much) do it. "in most parts of the world first name calling is fine." Hmmm, do you really think it is true? If you put "nowadays", then it might be true (although I am not entirely sure that what does the people who belong to non-European or non-American culture.) Because, as I know, even some European didn't like to use first name for unfamiliar person. -- (jpnclicker) 2008-05-21 21 09 50 "in most parts of the world first name calling is fine." Yeah, maybe in the USA it's fine, but I think in Europe and Asia they're very strict about this. Especially in Asia. For me, if I'm in public, I WANT to be called in my "first name", because my last name (or "family name") is embarassing in other languages. -- (HUNWill) 2008-05-21 22 43 09 Congratulation the Winner of Game 54. http //other.hu/cong/japan54.jpg -- (名無しさん) 2008-05-22 01 06 31 Congratulation the Winner of Game 55. http //www.other.hu/cong/japan55.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-05-26 22 33 54 Your speed today was amazing! Congratulations! ^^ -- (Hun) 2008-05-30 00 49 49 Thanks! You too！ -- (JP) 2008-05-30 03 57 43 Congratulation The Winner of Game 56. http //www.other.hu/cong/japan56.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-06-03 19 45 09 Congratulations for winning 10 game in a row! \o/ -- (Nio) 2008-06-03 21 26 35 Thanks! -- ( D) 2008-06-06 19 09 12 Congratulation The Winner of Game 57! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan57.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-06-12 20 32 27 Thanks for good drawings -- ( D) 2008-06-13 02 57 38 http //www.wertino.cn/visura-on-line -- (Polly) 2008-06-14 06 57 56 Super Hupper Community Greating from Hungary http //kepfeltoltes.hu/080615/congrat3_www.kepfeltoltes.hu_.jpg -- (SHC) 2008-06-16 02 36 05 Super Hupper Community Greatings from Hungary http //kepfeltoltes.hu/080615/congrat3_www.kepfeltoltes.hu_.jpg -- (SHC) 2008-06-16 03 05 38 Conratulation The Winner of Game 58! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan58.jpg ) -- (OtherClickers) 2008-06-19 18 30 15 To SHC Thanks, but I can't connect the site. Please upload another site. For example http //updas.net/up/ -- (JP) 2008-06-19 21 39 53 To SHC Oh, I can get it. So humorous lol -- (JP) 2008-06-19 22 12 34 Congratulation The Winner of Game 59! -- (OtherClickers) 2008-06-23 19 14 41 Thanks! -- (JP) 2008-06-24 00 40 36 thx! good game and good luck for game60 -- (JPN) 2008-06-24 01 07 58 sorry, we are little late with the picture ( http //www.other.hu/cong/japan59.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-06-27 17 10 16 Your work is great. -- (JP) 2008-06-30 09 28 05 Awesome D -- (JPN) 2008-07-01 03 05 05 Congratulation The Winner of Game 60! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan60.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-07-01 15 36 41 CSá cigányok P -- (w) 2008-07-03 03 26 59 Congratulation The Winner of Game 61! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan61.jpg ) -- (OtherClickers) 2008-07-08 17 44 48 Hy Japan Brothers ! If you wanna hear Hungarian(Magyar) Folkmusic lisen this interet radio station http //folkradio.hu/ http //folkradio.hu/ http //folkradio.hu/ Enjoy the Magyar culture ! Goodbye -- (HunMagyar) 2008-07-12 07 42 15 If interests the Hungarians' secret, adventurous and heroic history you may look at a piece of his on an English language here Real MAGYAR (Hungaian) History in english http //www.hunmagyar.org/main.html http //www.hunmagyar.org/tor/ Hungarian Historical Chronology http //www.hunmagyar.org/tor/chron.htm THE CONTROVERSY ON THE ORIGINS AND EARLY HISTORY OF THE HUNGARIANS http //www.hunmagyar.org/tor/controve.htm ORIGINS OF THE HUNGARIAN QUESTION http //www.hunmagyar.org/tor/origins.htm Hungarian Contribution to Universal Science http //www.hunmagyar.org/tor/hcontrib.htm INSTITUTE OF HUNGARIAN STUDIES http //www.magtudin.org/Articles.htm -- (HunMagyar) 2008-07-12 08 14 52 Apology(sorry) that I send the side once more, but here is in englis language. you understand this better possibly than the Hungarian ! ) Ancient Hungarian folk music radio http //folkradio.hu/index_eng.html Sorry for my horrible english ! D -- (HunMagyar) 2008-07-12 08 25 41 Hello, nice site ) -- (Brin) 2008-07-13 20 47 13 You're welcome vippers! It's been a while we had a cultural event. We should organize something again. Do you have any idea? Till then keep clicking P (Hupper) -- (PolarFox) 2008-07-14 15 40 33 Congratulation The Winner of Game 62! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan62.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2008-07-14 20 01 52 PolarFox G62 was a very exciting game!!1! Of cause, we want to something fun with Huppers again, too! For example... Shall we hold the 4th 3 countries' radio? OtherClickers Thanks for cool picture! -- (Komet@Jp) 2008-07-16 18 44 23 Congratulation to the winner of game 62! It was very close, like our friendship. Komet 4th 3 countries' radio? plz contact me if you are interested, skype csa3a007 -- (csa3a@hu) 2008-07-18 01 52 28 Congratulation The Winner of Game 63! http //www.other.hu/cong/japan63.jpg Sorry Friends, there is summer, freedom, drinking beer, girlfriends, click relax ) -- (OtherClickers) 2008-07-25 00 34 51 Radio show is always fun ) Contact csa3a, he's our community leader ) Round 64 is interesting again ) But here weather is not so good ( about 15° Celsius. -- (PolarFox) 2008-07-25 02 53 50 Hi、huppers！ Thank you for nice images and messages. I heard folkradio.hu you taught. The folkloric music is very wonderful. I like and enjoyed it very much. Thank you for teaching a wonderful site to me! We also think of this topic of cultural exchange as same as you. But our members of diplomacy has decreased very much, and the cooperation members is also busy. We hope to be able to hold the fourth 3 countries radio show. But We can't judge whether it is possible or not yet now. We are discussing this topic now. I will report on our answer to your forums one of these days. Please wait for it. -- (221b) 2008-07-25 17 59 48 PolarFox p.s. Wow, it's very cold ! What happened in hungary ?? It's too hot as hell in Japan X( Today's temperature recorded 36℃ in Kyoto Japan. -- (221b) 2008-07-25 18 06 09 hali who i get lost the way in this page D i dont understand the 90% of words D -- (Benyus) 2008-07-31 08 36 33 i think in budapest just maximum 30°c and ventillator is helping ) -- (Benyus) 2008-07-31 08 40 39 check this horsearcher http //www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0RKZ0D0uJw feature=user -- (Benya) 2008-08-04 02 16 18 Congratulations on winning Game65! And congratulations on Hungary's revival, too! Especially, We couldn't follow about your amazing dash last of the game. But, we shall win Game66!;) -- (Komet@Jp) 2008-08-05 21 12 29 oh you believe it only , we don't let it so easily but good luck for next game ) -- (Benya) 2008-08-08 04 32 50 Congratulations on the men's swim butterfly silver medal. -- (TV50ks@Jp) 2008-08-13 22 32 07 congratulate for the bronz medal on this ) -- (Benyus) 2008-08-15 20 27 27 I got information about clickclickclick today. I didn't know anything about this game before. I'm Japanese and live in Budapest. So I'm very interested in this things that Hungary and Japan are good frineds in this world. I'm clicking form Hungary for Japan. Is this activity spy? -) -- (first comment) 2008-09-06 20 17 27 ＞First Comment こんにちは～！ハンガリー在住の日本クリッカーさんようこそ！ 日本語が打てない環境でしょうか？ 日本チームのまとめサイトttp //clickjapan.jp/や国際交流掲示板ttp //www.hupper.hu/forum/（ハンガリーが設置しています。ハンガリー語＆英語） 等もありますのでぜひそちらもご訪問下さい。国際交流掲示板には確か他にもブダペスト在住の日本人の方がおられたと思います。 もしSkypeが使える環境でしたら、ttp //www.clickjapan.jp/p/modules/bluesbb/thread.php?thr=85 sty=1 num=l50#p1658 こちらから各Skype部屋にご参加いただけます。 2chのスレッドがのぞけるようでしたら、外交部スレ ttp //ex14.vip2ch.com/test/read.cgi?bbs=part4vip key=1183099640 ls=50 もあります。外交官さん大歓迎ですので良かったら顔出してみてくださいね！ -- (jp_221b) 2008-09-09 10 09 35 JAJA, UPYACHKA! UG NE PROIDET, BLYA! -- (JAJA) 2008-09-13 19 50 40 I love Japan so, I glad for this thing which makes friendship between the 2 countries. Go everybody!!! -- (ヴィクトーリオァ) 2008-11-23 01 44 49 Happy New Year and Congratulation 2008 Game Winner! http //www.other.hu/cong/9406812008japan.jpg -- (OtherClickers) 2009-01-03 05 01 03 Congratulation Hungary GAME91 Winner! -- (vipper) 2009-02-02 20 50 38 let's go japan! let's fight! http //www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zOirfX9CZc http //www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLDFQrZgOV4 go-go-go ) -- (csa3a) 2009-03-07 20 00 37 Hi Japan. What happened to you after game 90? -- (gogo) 2009-03-22 00 56 06 http //clickjapan.jp/result/images/g2_1257326432.jpg What the hell are you doing?! -- (HupperF@ir) 2009-11-04 18 22 38 http //kepkezelo.com/images/88ky4vig95kqotj69q.jpg -- (HupperF@ir) 2009-11-06 04 41 17 Привет! Видел твой блог давно не работал, а теперь смотрю пашет 24\7\365 ) с возвращением, кстати не подскажешь что это у тебя за хостинг? Спасибо, надеюсь ответишь ) -- (Газета интернет объявлений) 2009-11-16 08 20 03 god bless japan -- (名無しさん) 2011-03-14 23 39 32 (削除)
https://w.atwiki.jp/protot/pages/74.html
ストーリーの翻訳＞23.THE WORLD SET FREE ■Part 57 http //www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnANmSx7qN8 feature=related ■Part 58 http //www.youtube.com/watch?v=O10XPYYUGbk feature=related ■Part 59 http //www.youtube.com/watch?v=05oCRD1ma34 feature=related このPROTOTYPEプレイ動画シリーズには字幕が出ているので、 時間がある人は少しでもいいので英文を載せていってください。 書式が分からない場合はベタ書きで構いません。 （特に重要でなければムービー部分だけで構いません） Contact Location1-Lower East Side BLOODTOX Facility,West Harlem 到着時 23.THE WORLD SET FREE [世界の解放] Contact Location1-Lower East Side CONTACT This disease is smart.When they hit it with Bloodtox,it went underground. この病原菌は賢いな。Bloodtoxが散布されたから地下に潜ったようだ。 CONTACT It s been massing there, preparing to subsume the city. 地下で集まって街を囲む準備をしてるようだな。 CONTACT You need to make sure the Bloodtox pumper vehicle gets to Times Square.Then,when the supplies of Bloodtox arrive,pump the stuff underground,drive it out into the light. Bloodtox散布車をタイムズスクエアまでエスコートしろ。到着したら地下に散布して奴らを陽の下に引きずり出してやれ。 CONTACT Without your help...that machine won t get within a mile of Times Square. お前の力なしじゃ・・・散布車はタイムズスクエアまで近づけもしないだろうな。 BLOODTOX Facility,West Harlem ALEX OK,people,get your shit together and move out.Let s get this thing to Times Square,NOW! よし、全員準備はいいな。タイムズスクエアまでこいつを運ぶぞ、行け！ 到着時 BLACKWATCH COMMANDER Red Crown,this is Sigma.Jackpot is on site,perimeter is secure and we are ready to deploy,over. Red Crown,こちらSigma。成功だ。安全の確保を確認、これより展開する。オーバー。 BLACKWATCH HEADQUARTERS Copy that,Sigma.Nice job. 了解した、Sigma。よくやった。
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必要条件 Base Level 70 アイテム Empty Bottle １個, Strong Vine １個, Holy Water ５個, Sticky Mucus 30個, Horn of Hillslion 20個 前提クエスト Onward to the New World Quest 報酬 Base Exp 150,000 -OR- 250,000 日本版タイトル ： 生態研究 1. Speak to Rumis Block ( mid_camp 188, 254), he tells you he hates the New World and loathes his job. 2. Speak to Camp Guard (mid_camp 336,171). You must not be helping Diego with the posts or delivering the final packing in the New Surroundings quest. Go and kill a Nephentes and bring back a Strong Vine to help Rumis realize these monsters aren t so scary. Note if you have other quests that require trips into the New World Maps, you will need to finish those first. 3. Return to Rumis Block with 1 Strong Vine, he thanks you and asks for further help. He needs some supplies to prepare a Nephentes specimen. 1 Empty Bottle 5 Holy Water 30 Sticky Mucus 4. Rumis asks you to deliver his specimen to his brother Terris Block (mid_camp 240, 270). 5. After some conversation, Terris asks you to talk to 30 or so of the pretty girls to the west. Kill 30 Pinguicula . 6. Once the Pinguicula have been dispatched, Terris tells you that Cornus have been destroying his climate monitors. Has asks to to teach them a lesson. Kill 10 Cornus. 7. Return to Terris, He tells you he suspects the land to the west is cultivated. He hands you a Decaying Stem and asks you to meet him near the mushroom west of the bridge. 8. Walk over the end of the bridge and he will appear. Talk to him and plant the Decaying Stem in the dirt (mid_camp 52, 148). 9. After the Sprout comes to life talk to Terris again. Terris asks you to inform Rumis of his success. 10. Rumis has already heard, and strives to make his own discovery. Rumis asks you to meet him at the end of the east bridge to escort him to study a one of the new species. 11. Walk past ( man_fild01 55, 259), and Rumis tells you to head towards the tree slightly southeast. 12. Talk to the Frozen Tree (man_fild01 92, 229), Rumis climbed the tree because monsters were looking at him. He asks you to hunt 20 Horn of Hillslion . 13. Return to the tree with 20 horn. Rumis sees nothing particularly interesting about them, but he has gained the confidence to come to his tree alone next time. He asks you to talk to him back at the camp. 14. Lumis heard about someone being attacked to the east, he asks you to go investigate if the natives are hostile. Kill 10 Tatacho . 15. Return to Rumis, he thanks your for your help. This marks the end of the displayed quests, and you gain 100,000 Base EXP. 16. Additionally if you bring Rumis one Horn of Tendrilion you will gain 100,000 more Base EXP. This marks the end of this quest. Note This last step needs to be completed if you are using this quest as one of your pre-requisites to Report from the New World. Categories Quest Window Quests | Base Experience Reward | Ash Vacuum Quests | New World Quests
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The story below is originally published on Mainichi Daily News by Mainichi Shinbun (http //mdn.mainichi.jp). They admitted inventing its kinky features, or rather deliberately mistranslating them from the original gossip magazine. In fact, this is far from the general Japanese behavior or sense of worth. このページは、毎日新聞事件の検証のための配信記事対訳ページです。直接ジャンプして来られた方は、必ずFAQをお読みください。 ※ この和訳はあくまでもボランティアの方々による一例であり、翻訳の正確さについては各自判断してください。もし誤訳（の疑い）を発見した場合には、直接ページを編集して訂正するか翻訳者連絡掲示板に報告してください。 Love hotels letting Japanese use ball handling skills during World Cupワールドカップの間、ラブホテルは日本人に玉使いの技量を利用させる 拡散状況 関連ページ Love hotels letting Japanese use ball handling skills during World Cup ワールドカップの間、ラブホテルは日本人に玉使いの技量を利用させる 0 Love hotels letting Japanese use ball handling skills during World Cup 2006,06,19 Shukan Shincho 6/22 By Ryann Connell ワールドカップの間、ラブホテルは日本人に玉使いの技量を利用させる 週刊新潮 6/22 ライアン・コネル記 1 Japan s World Cup campaign may have got off to a disastrous start against Australia on June 12, but Shukan Shincho (6/22) reports the soccer extravaganza made the same night a bountiful one for love hotel operators as Japanese put their ball handling and dribbling skills to use off the pitch. 日本のワールドカップ熱は6月12日の対オーストラリア戦で壊滅的なスタートを切ったかもしれないが、しかしこのサッカーの豪華絢爛な催しは、日本人が玉を扱ったり小刻みに動かしたりする技量を競技場以外で利用できるようにさせたので、その同じ夜を、ラブホテル経営者にとって大儲けできるものにした、と週刊新潮(6/22)は報告する。 2 Part of the appeal of love hotels as choices for viewing the game came because they have now largely shed the rotating bed and wall and ceiling mirror image they once had in favor of becoming havens of cutting edge video technology. ラブホテルが試合観戦の選択肢としてアピールした要因には、ラブホテルは現在大部分、最先端のビデオ技術の憩う場所にしようという趣向のもとに、以前はあった回転するベッドや壁や天井の鏡張りを取り払ってしまったから、ということがある。 3 "Just about everywhere is pretty gorgeous," the editor of a magazine devoted to adult entertainment services tells Shukan Shincho. "Of course, love hotel rooms now nearly all have large screen plasma TVs, karaoke functions and 5.1 surround stereo sound systems. There s now nothing special about TVs built into rooms with Jacuzzis in them as well." 「ほとんどどこもかしこもがとっても豪華なのです」と、成人娯楽サービスの専門雑誌の編集者は週刊新潮に語る。 「もちろん、ラブホテルの部屋は、今ではほとんどすべてが、大スクリーンのプラズマテレビやカラオケ機能や5.1サラウンドステレオサウンドシステムを備えています。 今では、部屋の中のジャクジーにテレビが据え付けらていても、ちっとも珍しいことではありません」 4 No longer mere bonk bastions, love hotels have become hot spots for people to belt out a tune or watch a movie with a sound system every bit as good as a theater could produce. And the World Cup is helping spread the image of love hotels as places to enjoy some fine sounds. ラブホテルは、もはやただの性交拠点ではなく、歌を歌ったり映画――劇場が提供するものと少しもひけをとらないサウンドシステムを備えている――を観戦したりする人々にとっての、ホットなスポットとなった。 そしてワールドカップは、素敵な音を楽しむ場所としてのラブホテルのイメージの拡大に、ひと役かっている。 5 "People have different tastes. The game was on a Monday night, which is normally a bad time for the business, but on that day we got several phone calls from the early afternoon on from people asking whether we had rooms free for the night," the operator of a love hotel in Shibuya s Maruyamacho district tells the weekly. 「人々の好みは異なります。あのゲームは月曜の夜に行われ、普通月曜はこの業界には好ましくない曜日なのですが、しかしあの日、私たちは午後の早くから、その夜に空き部屋があるかどうかを訪ねる何本かの電話予約を貰いました」と、渋谷の円山町にあるラブホテルの経営者は週刊新潮に語る。 6 A love hotel area in the Korea Town of Shinjuku-ku s Okubo district has become a favorite spot for watching World Cup soccer games since Japan co-hosted the event four years ago. At that time, throngs of South Korean fans flocked the area, using its love hotels and those in the nearby Kabukicho district. 新宿区大久保のコリアンタウンにあるラブホテル地帯は、四年前に日本が同大会を共同開催して以来、ワールドカップのサッカー試合を観戦するのに抜群の場所となっている。 当時は、韓国のファンがその地帯に、そこや近くの歌舞伎町にあるラブホテルを利用しながら、集まっていた。 7 "It was incredible four years ago," a local retailer says. "All these excited South Korean supporters created such a stir some stores shut down for the night. But it didn t have much effect on the love hotel business." 「四年前は、信じられないくらいでした」と、現地販売業者は言う。 「それらすべての興奮した韓国人サポーターがものすごい騒ぎを起こして、いくつかの店はその晩閉店しました。 しかしそのことは、ラブホテルビジネスには大した影響を与えませんでした」 8 And it seems the World Cup will make sure love hotels flourish in the area again this time around. そしてワールドカップは、今度もまたこの一帯でラブホテルが繁盛することを確実にしそうである。 9 "We didn t have any special sales campaign or anything, but on the night of the Australia game, we were booked out," a Kabukicho love hotel operator says. 「私たちは特別格安キャンペーンなどは何もしませんでしたが、しかしあのオーストラリア戦の夜、私たちは予約いっぱいでした」と、歌舞伎町のあるラブホテル運営者は言う。 10 Love hotels now are made more in the style of hotels found in resort areas and they use their state-of-the-art video equipment as a sales point. The Kabukicho hotel s rooms cost up to 19,800 yen for an overnight stay and attracts plenty of fans cheering on Zico Japan. その最先端のビデオ設備をセールスポイントとしている。 この歌舞伎町のホテルの部屋は、一泊あたり19,800円かかり、ジーコジャパンに声援を送るたくさんのファンを惹きつけている。 11 "We had so many couples waiting for cancellations I thought of screening the game in the lobby, but I decided not to in the end," the operators tells Shukan Shincho. "We couldn t have the fans getting all excited before we could give them a room." (By Ryann Connell) 「キャンセル待ちのお客さんたちがあまりにたくさんいたので、待合室に試合を映すことを思いつきましたが、結局私はそうしないことに決めました」と、この運営者は週刊新潮に語る。 「部屋を貸せられるようになる前にファンたちが興奮してしまっても困りますから」(ライアン・コネル記) 12 June 19, 2006 2006年6月19日 拡散状況 Orient Expat http //www.orientexpat.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=7122 関連ページ Orient Expat 毎日新聞英語版から配信された記事2006年