Auto-Translator: In-Depth/Time/Heure/Zeit/時間

===Time/Heure/Zeit/時間===
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
A.M. 	A.M. 	am Vormittag 	
午前gozen
Afternoon 	Après-midi 	Nachmittag 	
昼hiru
April 	Avril 	April 	
4月shigatsu
August 	Août 	August 	
8月hachigatsu
Break 	Pause 	Pause 	
休みyasumi
Notes: Note that this refers to a break as in spending some time away from something. Many English-speaking players have been using this to assemble "limit break" parties, however this is incorrect. {limit}{Break} would send a message to a Japanese player to please not take too long of a break. {limit}--which is under General Terms--translates by itself to "genkai," which is the term Japanese players generally use to refer to Maat's series of quests. {limit}1 or {limit}{Quest}1 would be more appropriate; {Break} should be avoided in this context.	Notes: Note that this refers to a break as in spending some time away from something. Many English-speaking players have been using this to assemble "limit break" parties, however this is incorrect. {limit}{Break} would send a message to a Japanese player to please not take too long of a break. {limit}--which is under General Terms--translates by itself to "genkai," which is the term Japanese players generally use to refer to Maat's series of quests. {limit}1 or {limit}{Quest}1 would be more appropriate; {Break} should be avoided in this context.	Notes: Note that this refers to a break as in spending some time away from something. Many English-speaking players have been using this to assemble "limit break" parties, however this is incorrect. {limit}{Break} would send a message to a Japanese player to please not take too long of a break. {limit}--which is under General Terms--translates by itself to "genkai," which is the term Japanese players generally use to refer to Maat's series of quests. {limit}1 or {limit}{Quest}1 would be more appropriate; {Break} should be avoided in this context.	Notes: Note that this refers to a break as in spending some time away from something. Many English-speaking players have been using this to assemble "limit break" parties, however this is incorrect. {limit}{Break} would send a message to a Japanese player to please not take too long of a break. {limit}--which is under General Terms--translates by itself to "genkai," which is the term Japanese players generally use to refer to Maat's series of quests. {limit}1 or {limit}{Quest}1 would be more appropriate; {Break} should be avoided in this context.
Day after tomorrow 	Après-demain 	Übermorgen 	
あさってasatte
Day before yesterday 	Avant-hier 	Vorgestern 	
おとといototoi
Day of the week 	Jour de la semaine 	Wochentag 	
曜日youbi
December 	Décembre 	Dezember 	
12月juunigatsu
February 	Février 	Februar 	
2月nigatsu
Friday 	Vendredi 	Freitag 	
金曜日kinyoubi
Holiday 	Férié 	Ferien 	
休日kyuujitsu
Hour 	Heure 	Stunde 	
時間jikan
January 	Janvier 	Januar 	
1月ichigatsu
July 	Juillet 	Juli 	
7月shichigatsu
June 	Juin 	Juni 	
6月rokugatsu
Last week 	La semaine dernière 	Letzte Woche 	
先週senshuu
Long time 	Longtemps 	Lange Zeit 	
長期chouki
March (Month) 	Mars 	März 	
3月sangatsu
May 	Mai 	Mai 	
5月gogatsu
Minute 	Minute 	Minute 	
分fun
Monday 	Lundi 	Montag 	
月曜日getsuyoubi
Morning 	Matin 	Morgen 	
朝asa
Next week 	La semaine prochaine 	Nächste Woche 	
来週raishuu
Night 	Nuit 	Nacht 	
夜yoru
November 	Novembre 	November 	
11月juuichigatsu
October 	Octobre 	Oktober 	
10月juugatsu
P.M. 	P.M. 	am Nachmittag 	
午後gogo
Saturday 	Samedi 	Samstag 	
土曜日doyoubi
Notes: Many Japanese players will use Saturday as a synonym for "Earthsday" when doing Magian trials. 	Notes: Many Japanese players will use Saturday as a synonym for "Earthsday" when doing Magian trials. 	Notes: Many Japanese players will use Saturday as a synonym for "Earthsday" when doing Magian trials. 	Notes: Many Japanese players will use Saturday as a synonym for "Earthsday" when doing Magian trials.
Second 	Seconde 	Sekunde 	
秒byou
Notes: Given the category this word falls under, it may be obvious, but this word is in the context of hour-minute-second rather than first-second-third. 	Notes: Given the category this word falls under, it may be obvious, but this word is in the context of hour-minute-second rather than first-second-third. 	Notes: Given the category this word falls under, it may be obvious, but this word is in the context of hour-minute-second rather than first-second-third. 	Notes: Given the category this word falls under, it may be obvious, but this word is in the context of hour-minute-second rather than first-second-third.
September 	Septembre 	September 	
9月kugatsu
Short time 	Pas longtemps 	Kurz 	
短期tanki
Sunday 	Dimanche 	Sonntag 	
日曜日nichiyoubi
Thursday 	Jeudi 	Donnerstag 	
木曜日mokuyoubi
Time remaining 	Temps restant 	Verbleibende Zeit 	
残り時間nokorijikan
Today 	Aujourd'hui 	Heute 	
今日kyou
Tomorrow 	Demain 	Morgen 	
明日ashita
Tuesday 	Mardi 	Dienstag 	
火曜日kayoubi
Notes: Many Japanese players will use Tuesday as a synonym for "Firesday" when doing Magian trials. 	Notes: Many Japanese players will use Tuesday as a synonym for "Firesday" when doing Magian trials. 	Notes: Many Japanese players will use Tuesday as a synonym for "Firesday" when doing Magian trials. 	Notes: Many Japanese players will use Tuesday as a synonym for "Firesday" when doing Magian trials.
Wednesday 	Mercredi 	Mittwoch 	
水曜日suiyoubi
Notes: Many Japanese players will use Wednesday as a synonym for "Watersday" when doing Magian trials. 	Notes: Many Japanese players will use Wednesday as a synonym for "Watersday" when doing Magian trials. 	Notes: Many Japanese players will use Wednesday as a synonym for "Watersday" when doing Magian trials. 	Notes: Many Japanese players will use Wednesday as a synonym for "Watersday" when doing Magian trials.
Yesterday 	Hier 	Gestern 	
昨日kinou