Mar 21, 2005 17:12
19 yrs ago
English term

May the Speed guide you

English to Japanese Art/Literary Cinema, Film, TV, Drama
I am working on an advertisement translation. It contains a slogan "May the Speed guide you" (IT-related advertisement) which is derived from the Star Wars quotation "May the Power guide you" used as a greeting phrase among the Knights of Jedi. I need this advertisement slogan translated into a number of exotic languages (Indonesian, Hindi, Arabic, Hebrew, Chinese, Korean, Icelandic, Finnish, etc.)
English phonetics should be used for other than Latin alphabet letters.
Thank you.

Discussion

Kurt Hammond Mar 22, 2005:
This should be posted as a job. While it is a short translation, it is advertising copy and requires great amount of time for the translator to come up with an appropriate rendering, which may be completely different from the English.

Proposed translations

93 days

Supeedo ga michibiku youni (スピードが導くように)

It means, "May speed guide you". Japanese people tend to cut off sentences like that a lot and put "youni" at the end of their sentences, like when you're saying "happy new year" in japanese. So, I'm pretty confident about this translation
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