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Posted: Thu Oct 19, 2006 1:23 am
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Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 12:50 am
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Ezra Pound BabbleFish I've been studying Japanese linguistics for a while and when I joined Gaia I automatically read it as Gay-ee-uh. That's just what I call it. My friends all read it as Guy-uh though. I suppose it's just a matter of preference. Even in Japanese it wouldn't be pronounced like that.
gah-ee-ah, guy-ah
Japanese is a Romanized Language (thank the Spanish priests for that), you have to use the Latin pronunciations of ah, eh, ee, oh, oo.
Dictionary.com tells us jee-uh, and gay-uh.
Wow, that is one seriously messed up word.
I just don't say it. I use ASL to my fourth best friend who is on here, so my first best friend who despises it, I don't know why, doesn't hear a thing about it.
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Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 6:11 am
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Nazgrol Ezra Pound BabbleFish I've been studying Japanese linguistics for a while and when I joined Gaia I automatically read it as Gay-ee-uh. That's just what I call it. My friends all read it as Guy-uh though. I suppose it's just a matter of preference. Even in Japanese it wouldn't be pronounced like that. gah-ee-ah, guy-ah Japanese is a Romanized Language (thank the Spanish priests for that), you have to use the Latin pronunciations of ah, eh, ee, oh, oo. Dictionary.com tells us jee-uh, and gay-uh. Wow, that is one seriously messed up word. I just don't say it. I use ASL to my fourth best friend who is on here, so my first best friend who despises it, I don't know why, doesn't hear a thing about it.
I don't agree with the "Japanese is a Romanized language" comment, but the rest of it, sure.
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Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 7:33 pm
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Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 9:51 pm
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Ezra Pound Nazgrol Ezra Pound BabbleFish I've been studying Japanese linguistics for a while and when I joined Gaia I automatically read it as Gay-ee-uh. That's just what I call it. My friends all read it as Guy-uh though. I suppose it's just a matter of preference. Even in Japanese it wouldn't be pronounced like that. gah-ee-ah, guy-ah Japanese is a Romanized Language (thank the Spanish priests for that), you have to use the Latin pronunciations of ah, eh, ee, oh, oo. Dictionary.com tells us jee-uh, and gay-uh. Wow, that is one seriously messed up word. I just don't say it. I use ASL to my fourth best friend who is on here, so my first best friend who despises it, I don't know why, doesn't hear a thing about it. I don't agree with the "Japanese is a Romanized language" comment, but the rest of it, sure.
*bows head down and shakes*
*looks up*
You misunderstand, the Spanish priests when writing Bibles translating Latin into Japanese, they realized that the pronunciations are the same, so to read it in English it has to get Romanized. for example: wakarimasu ka?
wah-kar-ee-mas-(the U is skipped, depending on the dialect)-kah
same as if reading (certain points of) Spanish, Italian, Portugese, and French, all started from Latin. A(ah), E(eh), I(ee), O(oh), U(oo).
get it? it has to get Romanized so we can read it in English.
Now Chinese on the other hand...that's a totally different story. *shakes head*
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