can anyone please translate these 5 lines?

[PaoloPabalinas]

Hello!

This is my first post in here!

Can anyone translate what these lines mean? they are clues to passwords XD Are these questions? I tried OCR and then translate by google and well, i don't understand anything

Thanks in ADVANCE! Very much!

[PaoloPabalinas]

anyone? I can try to cooperate, I'll do my best, just ask .

[Lu]

The first and the fourth are instructions for a password: the last two letters of the name in pinyin of the person standing under the tree (or something), when written in upper case it's 7 numbers (?).

Second: the name of the person in the picture when written in pinyin in lower case is 11 letters in total.

Third: the name of this group of people representing blue is 11 letters in total when written in pinyin in lower case.

Fifth: the name of this group of people representing red is 14 letters in total when written in pinyin in lower case.

I have no idea what to make of this. Can you tell a bit more about those sentences and their context?

[PaoloPabalinas]

Certainly, thank you for your reply.

My little sister downloaded some videos of her japanese idols online. They are in a ZIP file that has passwords on them. the clues are on the pictures below:

Oh, she says that this is a 5 boys group in Japan and their names are as follows:

Kento Nakajima (or Nakajima Kento)

Shori Sato (or Sato Shori)

Fuma Kikuchi (or Kikuchi Fuma)

Sou Matsushima (or Matsushima Sou)

Marius Yo (or Yo Marius)

Perhaps, these passwords are talking about their names?

I'd like to give it to her for her birthday the videos are password protected, and the clues has to be entered in Pinyin i guess. Which we cannot type

thank you for Replying

[Lu]

Pinyin is Chinese romanisation, it's a way to spell Chinese sounds with Latin ('English') letters, so you can absolutely type it. The trouble is finding out what you need to type. You could try looking up the names in characters of the boys in question (Wikipedia might know this) and put the characters in a Chinese dictionary (baidu, nciku). That should give you the pinyin. If that is what is meant. Still rather confusing. Perhaps you can email the owner/webmaster and explain the situation to them.

[PaoloPabalinas]

I have included the names. on the last post

[imron]

I have included the names. on the last post

You have included the Japanese romanisation of their names. The Japanese typically use Chinese characters for names, and the passwords will be expecting the Chinese romanisation of these characters rather than the Japanese romanisation.

The Chinese characters and romanisation for those names should be as follows:

Nakajima Kento 中島健人 zhongdao jianren

Sato Shori 佐藤勝利 zuoteng shengli

Kikuchi Fuma 菊池風磨 juchi fengmo

Matsushima Sou 松島聡 songdao cong

Marius Yo 葉マリウス ye ????

[Lu]

馬里烏斯·葉 or Maliwusi Ye, according to the Chinese wikipedia. An overseas Chinese guy?

Edit: Looks like he might be Japanese German. Bit disturbing that there is a group called Sexy Zone consisting of 12- and 13-year-old children.

[PaoloPabalinas]

Nakajima Kento 中島健人 zhongdao jianren

Sato Shori 佐藤勝利 zuoteng shengli

Kikuchi Fuma 菊池風磨 juchi fengmo

Matsushima Sou 松島聡 songdao cong

Marius Yo 葉マリウス ye ????

馬里烏斯·葉 or Maliwusi Ye, according to the Chinese wikipedia. An overseas Chinese guy?

Thank you for the pinyin forms !

Bit disturbing that there is a group called Sexy Zone consisting of 12- and 13-year-old children.

Dunno with my sister though, strange name, but she absolutely loves them looks like a fun little group, but with a very awkward name.

The first and the fourth are instructions for a password: the last two letters of the name in pinyin of the person standing under the tree (or something), when written in upper case it's 7 numbers (?).

Second: the name of the person in the picture when written in pinyin in lower case is 11 letters in total.

Third: the name of this group of people representing blue is 11 letters in total when written in pinyin in lower case.

Fifth: the name of this group of people representing red is 14 letters in total when written in pinyin in lower case.

Could you or admin imron have a look again at the clues from pictures? I'll try my best to figure out the context with you. Since there's the Pinyin forms of their names, i guess we can now try to see the context again?

[PaoloPabalinas]

crap her birthday is in two days :/

she told me now that these are from a site of Weibo ? (not sure)

[PaoloPabalinas]

Well thanks anyway I'll just find some alternate gift