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what does this mean: sara ni saka no batte
May 31, 2010 2:19 PM
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"Sakanoboru" has the 2 meanings as the ascending physically and going back in time . This phrase is used more often as the latter . No doubt this phrase must be used in the Japanese subtitle of the movie named "Back to the future"
時間をさらに遡る(sakanoboru)
go further back in time
FYI, 逆 of 遡 means the opposite direction .
June 1, 2010
Hi
ascend further to (something)
eg. Ascending further to the 15th century.
- sara ni 更に = more / further
- sakanobotte 遡って
(verb) sakanobru 遡る = ascend / trace (something) back
June 1, 2010
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