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I'm battling right now
I'm desperately battling for my life
Against a cold sore
Somehow a cold sore has appeared beside my mouth
I guess this kind of cold sore is like chickenpox
My immunity had declined, so it happened easily
My immunity declining...
As I thought, I'm still a little girl, huh?
During makeup
I'm really 
going to try hard 
Applying medicine
And taking medicine
I want to get better quickly
Especially to all the young ladies out there, we're pretty stubborn, so let's be careful
I'm feeling pretty depressed because of this
Well then
Translation Notes:
- Apparently the word for both cold sore and herpes in Japanese is just 'herpes'? XD So I made some changes to the translation when I found that out... >.<
- The part about being a little girl...the type of cold sore she's got is similar to chickenpox, as she said...and chickenpox is something that normally only kids are susceptible to, so I'm assuming that's what she's talking about. Not so much a translation note as some explanation as to what I thought Miki meant. XD
Original entry here.
10 comments:
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
MIKI HAS HERPES
MIKI HAS HERPES
Somehow I knew I'd get some crap for this. >.>
i think the word herpes is right...as well as cold sores...
after i found out the news, i frantically wikipedia it and found out that the herpes mentioned is likely to be Herpes Labialis...
Yeah, I think either would be okay...but I like the sound of cold sore more than herpes, haha. XD
And yeah, I researched on wikipedia too XD
口唇ヘルペス is "oral herpes/cold sores/HSV-1" in Japanese, but Mikitty simply writes it as "ヘルペス" (Herpes).
I also assume that she means it is HSV-1 though...
@ CatchFiveBats...
RIGHT!!
the sound of cold sores sure is better than herpes...my friend was in panic after she read your translation (before the editing), i gotta calm her down...hehehehehe...
all in all...let's wish her to be healthy... XD
@Anonymous:
While Google translator is certainly nothing to rely on...if you type 'cold sore' into the Japanese->English translator, ヘルペス is the result. So I would assume that it could mean any type of herpes, including just a cold sore.
For those who don't know, the virus that causes cold sores and genital herpes can be transmitted to cause the other. As a result, the word ヘルペス is used to mean either but context dictates that in the majority of cases it means cold sores.
OMG!....just a "normal" cold sore right?! :o
Miki hasn't said directly that it's just a normal cold sore, but I'm fairly confident that it's nothing serious.
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