Japanese Was Shocked By Anime Character Pronunciation Around The World

Japanese Was Shocked By Anime Character Pronunciation Around The World Do you like anime?do you know those character names in japanese?today, we invited a japanese pannel and compare the pronunciation of the characters all aroun. World friends facebook👉 facebook people world friends 100090310914821do you like anime?do you know those character names in japanese?does it.

Japanese Was Shocked By Characters Name Pronunciation Around The Wo #anime #shinchan #doraemon #pokemon #conan #ghost9 today, memeber from ghost 9 came on set and compared different animation names around the worldhow well di. World friends facebook 👉. do you like anime? do you know those character names in japanese? does it have different name or pronunciation? hope you enjoy the video. also, please follow our panels! 🇯🇵 saki @sakiponne 🇰🇷 seongji @bloohour 🇪🇸 laura @yourlau 🇫🇷 lucie @ricartlu 🇧🇷 julia @juliagulacsi 🇳🇱 destiny. The epic list of 250 anime words and phrases. Though i accept basically any pronunciation as long as it's reasonably consistent and recognizable. catalano said: i sometimes romanize the names because it's fun: violeta (violet), maria (mikasa), marilena (marlene) iunona (yuno). but i always use the japanese pronounciation, it's the normal thing to do.

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