Geweldig hè de lente ?! [MB114]
O lente lente,
geweldig hè de lente ?!
hhh, ja ja ja ...
Ah spring ah spring
isn't spring a great thing ?!
hhhuh yeah yeah yeah ...
Or more literal:
Ah spring spring
great isn't it spring ?!
yeah yeah yeah ...
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[Matsuo-Bashô-114] [Lente, 1680.]
a' háru háru / ôïnaru ka nà háru / to un nun.
ka na = "isn't it ?!", "am I not ?!", etc. or: "don't you think ?!"
to un nun >> "tò üün nüün".
Letterlijk: "van ja ja ..."
Literally: "(and) yeah yeah ..." or "(a) yeah yeah ..."
Jane Reichhold translated "to un nun" into "and so on",
I couldn't verify that, instead I found this in the
Tangorin Japanese Dictionary
[http://tangorin.com/]:
un:
interjection:
1. yes;  yeah;  uh huh
noun used as a prefix:
2. some (at the start of a number in place of a digit).
ooinaru:
pre-noun adjectival:
big;  large;  great
Jane's version:
"Ah spring spring / how[??] great is spring !! / and so on."
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