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    #31
    Re: I refuse to pronounce your title properly!

    DAY SEX




    I don't even know.


    Find a dog, honk it's nose. If you are bothered by this sentence. I guess you're just not cool enough for the noses.

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      #32
      Re: I refuse to pronounce your title properly!

      Ees.

      The Ark of Nap-ish-tim.

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        #33
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        duh-bull poh-steh

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          #34
          Re: I refuse to pronounce your title properly!

          Originally posted by Valkysas View Post
          only thing to give me trouble, and still does, is Zidane's name. no ****ing idea.
          Originally posted by Valkysas View Post
          well, theres a real person where it's pronounced "zih-dah-nay". and that just sounds sooooooo stupid.
          If it's that football player who headbutted that guy in the World Cup Finals, I've only ever heard it said as "Zhih-DAHN"(that soft Z sound at the beginning applied to some Russian names).

          Oh, I missed one. At first I thought Guile was pronounce "Gyool", because I'd never seen that word in my life before then. Of course, I was 7 then, so go figure.

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            #35
            Re: I refuse to pronounce your title properly!

            DAY SEX
            Warren Spector choose that title on a whim. He was quoted as saying "I'm hoping the people misprouncing it will say "Do Sex" and pick up the game without even thinking."

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              #36
              Re: I refuse to pronounce your title properly!

              man it is weird that these japanese names are sometimes pronnounced in the way a japanese person would say them

              thats just so weird guys
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                #37
                Re: I refuse to pronounce your title properly!

                Originally posted by Alzar View Post
                man it is weird that these japanese names are sometimes pronnounced in the way a japanese person would say them

                thats just so weird guys
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                Last edited by marcus; 06-20-2009, 10:58 AM.

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                  #38
                  Re: I refuse to pronounce your title properly!

                  I hate that **** when Im watching animu in english and they insist on pronouncing names in japanese, or still have kun and san and all that other crap still attched to the names. It doesnt make sense in english. Just drop it!

                  Friggin' FLCL and Naotas dad calling him Nahota-koon.

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                    #39
                    Re: I refuse to pronounce your title properly!

                    Well, it denotes a certain relationship and level of familiarity that there just aren't enough analogues for in English speech. So instead of losing something in the translation, they just bring the honorifics along.

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                      #40
                      Re: I refuse to pronounce your title properly!

                      Also, his mouth is making the shape of "kun" so then they'd have to stretch out his name to fill it in! It'd be "Naotouuuuu!"

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                        #41
                        Re: I refuse to pronounce your title properly!

                        We have our own honorifics such as Mister, master, Misses, miss. The ones we don't share, a good translator would drop.
                        Find a dog, honk it's nose. If you are bothered by this sentence. I guess you're just not cool enough for the noses.

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                          #42
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                          But then you lose a hidden layer of meaning.

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                            #43
                            Re: I refuse to pronounce your title properly!

                            Originally posted by John Mora View Post
                            Well, it denotes a certain relationship and level of familiarity that there just aren't enough analogues for in English speech. So instead of losing something in the translation, they just bring the honorifics along.
                            That craps not needed in english though. It just doesnt make sense. We can tell who a persons dad or friend is by watching or reading something. Blegh.

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                              #44
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                              But USUALLY in anime, you're seeing a depiction of Japanese life, where it IS a part of the culture.

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                                #45
                                Re: I refuse to pronounce your title properly!

                                How do you lose a layer of meaning when I don't even fully understand the sans and ****.

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