Hey, this is an English text. I want you to translate it into the Tunisian dialect. Please follow these steps:
1. Translate step by step and highlight differences between Tunisian dialect and Modern Standard Arabic.
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"In Japan there is a chest called the nagamochi... that treasures are kept in." "Favorite clothes from childhood... or things that a girl takes with her when she gets married." "Most people keep the chest locked." "It's usually kept in the back of the closet." "Memories are sealed in the chest." "Cherished memories and glittering times... live forever in the corner of darkness." "Are you ready?" "No, not yet." "OSEI." "OSEI." "WHERE ARE YOU GOING?" "I'M GOING SHOPPING." "Mister, let's play hide-and-seek." "So come on." "Let's play." "Are you ready?" "Kakutaro, who suffers from an illness... did not work and stayed home all day." " Are you ready?" " Yes, we are." "Lying down in a dark space... inside a large nagamochi that smelled of camphor... he was filled with a nostalgic sweetness... that almost moved him to tears." "Can you come out, mister?" "I can't find him." "It's no fun." "Do you want to go outside and play now?" ""I should come out now."" "Kakutaro wanted to come out to surprise the children." "But the tightly closed lid did not budge an inch." "I'M HOME." "When Osei came home, Kakutaro was no longer able to talk... as he became more suffocated every moment in the nagamochi." "OSEI." "HELP ME." "IT'S ME." "What happened to you?" "Oh, you were playing hide-and-seek." "You're so mischievous." "Keep your chin up, ma'am." "It must have been hard for you." "What bothered her most... was the memory of the weak feel of her husband... when she closed the lid of the nagamochi." "NOT APPROVED" "BEGINNING OF THE SHOWA ERA" ""Notification:" "Name of the author, Rampo Edogawa." ""Real name, Taro Shirai." ""Current address, Tokyo-city, Hongo-ku, Tsumagoi-cho 3." ""Occupation, novelist." ""Publication of 'Osei Tojo'..." ""the work written by the above person..." ""shall be banned as a result of censorship." ""The authority found that the novel..." ""is likely to be detrimental to public morale." ""In case you do not obey the authority's decision..." ""the author, Rampo Edogawa..." ""and the publisher, Masashi Yokomizo..." ""are to be immediately arrested and jailed."" "Is there anything you would like to say regarding this decision?" "I will obey the decision." ""Furthermore, any published works by Rampo Edogawa..." ""must not be reissued..." ""until further notice is given..." ""by the officer in charge of this case." ""When you write a new work..."" "Here I am again..." ""THE PHANTOM WITH TWENTY FACES" WRAP PARTY" "Mr. Tagawa, the producer, is over there." "Sir... thank you very much for taking time to come to the party." "In this business, we are obligated... to hold a party like this even if we don't want to." "This is how the life goes." "The movie turned out to be a good one." "Have you seen it yet?" "No, not yet." "You would rather see it now than complain about it later." "I heard that the publication of "Osei Tojo" has been banned." "In times like these... you are better off writing "The Phantom with Twenty Faces."" "It really is a