彼女は長い病気から回復した。
かのじょう は ながい びょうき から かいふくした。
"She recovered from her long illness"

That's one of the examples my app gave me ._.

ah ok! thanks!

Soooo... IDK how well you guys know grammar, but the "kaifuku" is usually just a noun. But if you attach it to "suru" (the verb for "to do") then it becomes a verb "to recover"

D: It doesnt look like a box to me I found that kanji again!!

http://i863.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/HNI_0044.jpg
http://i863.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/HNI_0045.jpg

see ono the lines slant outward like i dodled

Which kanji? o.o

oh, you're drawing it wrong. XD
出会う　＝　であう
Still means the same thing XD

Just a second, I'll write up what the kanji looks like written. >3< Typed I guess it's a lil confusing.

BTW, the other one is 強い（つよい） or "strong"

Ono the lines went outward.. thats all i saw ;-;

oxo i found a kanji that is infront of 金

(odd kanji) 金として

ono

According to Google translate, きみも アンラッキィ だな 強い ぼくに 出会うなんて means "I'm not strong I was unlucky to meet you also" x__x; Awkward Google translate is awkward.

Yeah, that seems pretty correct from what I get ._.

Um, can you take a pic of the kanji? XD Sorry, I don't quite trust your writing >3<

xD so mean i typed it out this time cause i know the kanji for money x3 *puts sd card back into 3ds and uses it to take pic of other ds*

http://i902.photobucket.com/albums/a...s/7d3e25b1.jpg

^^' That's how it's written. The stroke order pretty much. I usually write real small so it looks kind of awkward there but whatever. XD

Yeah o3o But I need to know what that other kanji is. XD

http://i863.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/HNI_0046.jpg


oxo hows that

... ._. I do not know that kanji... and I can't really read it either /shot

the top part is so blurry I can't quite make out the lines.

http://i863.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/whatisit.jpg

i used paint.. oxo it looks weird caus ei has no tablet

._. I can't find it in my dictionary. The closest I find is
賞金　(しょうきん）which was like, prize money.

that has like an extra line but looks like it ono