Mousechris a dit :

Oh gosh this isn't even acurate....

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Mousechris a dit :

You shouldn't be giving people something about names that don't even make since though

クリス - Kurisu - Chris

"It is pronounced “KURISU”. (Consonants are pronounced more or less the same way as in English. "I" sounds like ee in meet, but shorter. "U" sounds like oo in hook, but with less rounding of the lips.)"

Btw the stuff in the OP isn't even how you write names, Japanese names are writen in Katakana. You can traslate the Romaji to Katakana here. It's what I use to speak 1st year Japanese, or にぽんご in the Japanese language. (However にぽんご would include Kanji but I don't have anything to provide Kanji writing.) にぽんご translates to "Nipongo" might be spelled wrong, Nipon is Japanese, go is ___language.

Myonmyonmyon a dit :

>Japanese names are writen in Katakana
What?
That doesn't even make any sense, shouldn't you be saying "foreign names"?

You just learned something new and are already shoving it down everyone's throats

Mousechris a dit :

Foreign things and Names are writen in Katakana to prevent confusion, say someones name is Kami, if it was writen in Hiragana they may mistake it for God/paper/hair so that's why it ends up in Katakana

and I'm not shoving it down everyones throats, nor did I just learn this, I'm just saying if someones going to do this they should at least give something that is real as a 2nd option

Xblazefire a dit :

o gosh Don't take it seriously I was bored and just took this I know that it isn't correct it's just fun

Mousechris a dit :

Foreign things and Names are writen in Katakana to prevent confusion, say someones name is Kami, if it was writen in Hiragana they may mistake it for God/paper/hair so that's why it ends up in Katakana

and I'm not shoving it down everyones throats, nor did I just learn this, I'm just saying if someones going to do this they should at least give something that is real as a 2nd option

Mousechris a dit :

Foreign things and Names are writen in Katakana to prevent confusion, say someones name is Kami, if it was writen in Hiragana they may mistake it for God/paper/hair so that's why it ends up in Katakana

and I'm not shoving it down everyones throats, nor did I just learn this, I'm just saying if someones going to do this they should at least give something that is real as a 2nd option

Mousechris a dit :

You shouldn't be giving people something about names that don't even make since though

クリス - Kurisu - Chris

"It is pronounced “KURISU”. (Consonants are pronounced more or less the same way as in English. "I" sounds like ee in meet, but shorter. "U" sounds like oo in hook, but with less rounding of the lips.)"

Btw the stuff in the OP isn't even how you write names, Japanese names are writen in Katakana. You can traslate the Romaji to Katakana here. It's what I use to speak 1st year Japanese, or にぽんご in the Japanese language. (However にぽんご would include Kanji but I don't have anything to provide Kanji writing.) にぽんご translates to "Nipongo" might be spelled wrong, Nipon is Japanese, go is ___language.