Re: انت تقرر مصيرك، لكن مصيرك محسوم
i thought it was "Arba-senpai, notice me"
i thought it was "Arba-senpai, notice me"


lawlett-kun trolled me rightLol. Goku-kun luv your innocence and kawainness~

Yes it gave me that,what is the meaning of the title?Ask Lawly.
But seriously, you google translated the title and it gave that meaning? You sure you translated it right? 'Cause no.. I kinda doubt that, tbh.
Yes it gave me that,what is the meaning of the title?

Nope it says destiny thing (Does GW differs from country to country ?)Strange 'cause the title means ''The rain never will stop''. I translate it now on GT and it gives me exactly that meaning that I told you.
Hm, I think you translated it wrong. Could you try it again?
Aren Wokaa desu~allen walker-senpai![]()
Weird and no it doesn't. I find it hard to believe. Can you make a printscreen for me than I'm 100% sure if your doing it right.Nope it says destiny thing (Does GW differs from country to country ?)
sumimasen, did you say alien worker?Aren Wokaa desu~
Right now I can't,my phone was invented before BC so...(but I will post you as soon as I get the chance)Weird and no it doesn't. I find it hard to believe. Can you make a printscreen for me than I'm 100% sure if your doing it right.

الامبراطورة اربعة ايام شبابها كانت احلى وحده في ماغي![]()
For the rest... you just couldn't resist to say it, could you?After Lovemagi's message, I was curious to check this thread. As for fate and destiny, 'decide your own fate' doesn't sound natural when you translate it to Arabic, since the word fate in Arabic (قدر) describes the things that no one can decide, plan for or prevent happening (like a sudden sickness, an accident...etc). However, the word for destiny is used for the things that one can choose and plan for. So, in the Arabic language, the title captures the meaning that Lovemagi wanted (I think)
Haya-san thank youuuuuuالامبراطورة اربعة ايام شبابها كانت احلى وحده في ماغي
After Lovemagi's message, I was curious to check this thread. As for fate and destiny, 'decide your own fate' doesn't sound natural when you translate it to Arabic, since the word fate in Arabic (قدر) describes the things that no one can decide, plan for or prevent happening (like a sudden sickness, an accident...etc). However, the word for destiny is used for the things that one can choose and plan for. So, in the Arabic language, the title captures the meaning that Lovemagi wanted (I think)
and good to see you here 
