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Anime subtitling/translation help in Miscellaneous ·
Well, yeah, that’s the primary goal, plain and simple. It’s honestly depressing how many younger, educated people—I’m talking high schoolers and even some college students—don't have a clue when it comes to English, let alone American grammar. We've definitely seen a few examples of that lately.
In the meantime, we've undergone an internal rebranding and changed our name to: Subway. You can now find us at our "new" link. 🙂We’ve also picked up a little extra help, which means we can finally focus on producing higher-quality translations since one of our friends actually knows Japanese.
That said, we could always use more hands on deck whenever they're available.
Anime subtitling/translation help in Miscellaneous ·
Bumping this. Got some fresh projects in the works. 🙂
Anime subtitling/translation help in Miscellaneous ·
Hey there.

We’re just a small—actually, let’s be honest, microscopic—group of people operating under the name "AnbuHQ US." Our little project involves translating anime. We aren't doing this for the money; we’re mostly just trying to give the younger generation here something a bit more substantial to watch than just endless loops of Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, or those other mediocre shows that used to clutter up American television.
Right now, we translate from English to American. It’s admittedly a step down from translating directly from Japanese, but our current resources are... limited. 🤷 (None of us are actually taking Japanese classes, unless you count picking up bits and pieces while watching the shows ourselves.)

I won't drone on forever. If this sounds like your kind of thing, feel free to drop a comment here, or better yet, head over to: AnbuHQ US to see what we actually do.

Of course, if anyone is interested in joining the fold, we’re always looking for new members who have a handle on American grammar, English, video encoding, or even just web design for fun. Experience helps, sure, but you don't need a PhD in linguistics to help out. 👍 You just need to actually want to do it.