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- What are the differences between じ and ぢ, and ず and づ?
4 With the writing reform almost most instances of the old ぢ ・ ヂ and づ ・ ヅ have been replaced with the homophonic じ ・ ジ and ず ・ ズ with the following exceptions: ぢ ・ ヂ and づ ・ ヅ are still used in words containing a voiced repeated ち or つ (i e one that could be written with a voiced iteration mark ゞ), e g
- rōmaji - Romanization of じ and ジ with ji and zi - Japanese Language . . .
From some basic research I've found that when romanizing じ and ジ we can use "ji" or "zi " Apparently "ji" is used by Hepburn romanization which is the most popular for non-Japanese speakers but "zi
- Pronunciation of [d͡ʑ] vs [ʑ] - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
After hearing the pronunciation of the word ブラジン, I'm very confused about the sound for ジ, is it [d͡ʑ] or [ʑ] followed by [i]? Also, I did some research and found this sentence on wikipedia org: B
- What is the correct way to romanize ッジ? - Japanese Language Stack . . .
According to Wikipedia, ッチ is rendered as tch, not cch (etchi not ecchi) Logically I would think that ッジ would then be dj but there's no example of it What is the correct way? dj or jj? Is there
- 「見つかりません」 - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
In my Japanese textbook, there’s a fill-in-the-blank question (and here I will modify it into a multiple-choice question for better comparison and contrast): さっきから携帯電話を探しているのですが、 A 見つかりません。 B
- Whats the difference between ぢ and じ? - Japanese Language Stack . . .
These are two different characters with the same pronunciation d͡ʑi̞ They differ in their origins and in contemporary language the distinction is part of the orthography (much like in any other language, consider "photo" and "foto")
- Would a japanese say このジョルノジョバーナには夢がある?
According to the situation, speaking in the third person can make the character sound cuter more childish (when a little girl speaks about herself in the third person) or braver cooler (this is probably the case of Giorno here) However, if you put a pronoun like 俺 僕 instead of the name, the sentence would feel normal and is the actual way of saying (about oneself) someone has a dream The
- How commonly is てめぇ used as a synonym for 自分?
The following exchange happens in One Piece: ブルック: い 行くんですか！？サンジさん！！！ サンジ: 行かいでかてめぇの問題だ！！男サンジやらねばならぬ！！！ I found the sentence kind of baffling at first because as far as I know 行かいでか is Edo dialect for 行かないでいられるか, meaning he feels he needs to go, but then
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