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Thanr you very much, dear Wilder! I'll proceed reading your Japanese Carroll all my spare time!

Hello, Andrei

First;
> "tonchiki-kichinto"
> Does it mean "a fool creature - exactly!"?

Yes, it means so.

Then;
> "warui-iruwa"
> "bad - ?"

"Iru" means "live", "be". "Wa" is a particle, which mostly (fictional) women use.

ex. "Watashi wa koko ni iruwa." means "I'm here."

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Thank you very much, dear Wilder, and excuse my procrastination. Hard weekly job in the absence of Internet! But another question. In the first chapter of Sylvie and Bruno Concluded you give "tonchiki-kichinto" as a substitution for "EVIL-LIVE". Does it mean "a fool creature - exactly!"?

And a substitution of Tubo_Kun: "warui-iruwa" - whan does in mean? "bad - ?" See there: concon.net/tubo_kun/lc/sb1.html

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Hello, Andrei.

"Tookaran..." is not a kotowaza.

The Japanese knights at the Middle Ages introduced themselves in the fight. "Tookaran" is this self-introduction phrase.

In English, "Listen to just my voice, if you are in the distance! Come, and look at me with just your eyes, if you are close! (My name is xx, Lay on if you can...)"

In modern Japanese, "Tooku-ni iru(darou) hito-ha koe dake demo kike, chikaku-ni iru-nara (motto chikaku-ni)yotte me de-dake demo miyo."

It is a famous phrase because it is written in the "Heike-Monogatari", and is played on the Kabuki stage, etc.

In present-day Japan, some people sometimes utter it in jest without special reason when they play a game, because it has a nice ring to it. "Yah! Yah! Tohkaranmonowa otonimokike♪..."

I did it! I see it! Thank you, dear Wilder, for you help me!