From Scratchpad

These tips are for finding parties in MT:IMAGINE with the party searcher, and to allow a certain level of communication between us and the moon people.

Step 1.- How to write the runes:

If you're playing the game, it means you must have the asian language pack installed. Open the control Panel and then choose Regional and Language Configuration. Choose the language tab and press Details. Now, if the japanese language is already on the list, skip the rest and go to step 2. Press Add and choose japanese. The computer may ask you to restart, so do so if you must. Now you might want to check the key configuration to check how to change between languages. (It's usually Alt + Shift.)

Step 2.- Writing the runes In-game.

Inside the game press Alt+Shift to change the keyboard language to japanese, press Ctrl+Caps to turn on the runes !translator" (You only have to do it once) then write the message you want to say in normal letters and the game should change them to runes. If the runes that it's changed to isn't the one desired press space until you have the one you want. If it doesn't appear you might've written it wrong.

Now, a small list of words and phrases.

- hai = "Yes" はい

- iie = "No" いいえ

- arigatou = "Thank you" ありがとう

- ieie = "Don't mention it" いえいえ

- yoroshiku = "Pleased to be working with you" よろしく

- boshuu = "Recruiting" 募集

- hito = "Person" 人

- ikimasu = "I'll go" いきます

- tsukurimasu = "I'm making" つくります

- iidesuka = "Am I ok?" いいですか?

- omedeto = "Congratulations" おめでと

- otsukaresama = "Good Work" おつかれさま

- gomen = "Sorry" ごめん

- jotto toire = "Going to the restroom" じょっとトイレ

- tadaima = "I'm back" ただいま

- nihongo wakaranai = "I don't speak japanese" 日本語わからない

- gomen wakan ore ha amerika jin desu = "Sorry, don't undertand. I am american (desu)" ごめんわかん　俺はアメリカ人です

- shime = "closure mark" (used to express that the recruiting is over, usually placed after the name of the last person who will join the party) 〆

- dou = "Bronze" 銅

- gin = "Silver" 銀

- Kane = "Gold" 金

Most of this translations aren't literal, and are more like expressions used by japs in the game.