Kalila said: »
Yes, but I love Vivi and Garnet more, so they win.
Dameion is Queen Brahne
Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?
Random Thoughts.....What are you thinking?
Dameion is Queen Brahne
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One of my fave pics of Beatrix.
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mmmmm
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Some new character data was found in the patch for Smash Brothers the other day. Posted about it in the smash thread if anyone wants to look. 1 Possible returning character and 1 possible new character.
The only character that matters /o/!
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Dameion's more like Zell though
Siren.Dameion said: »
The only character that matters /o/!
I want chocolate milk ._.
How the *** do you say Dincht anyway, it's "Din" in Japanese so that's no help
Bismarck.Dracondria said: »
How the *** do you say Dincht anyway, it's "Din" in Japanese so that's no help
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"Din" isn't Japanese, if it was Japanese it would be "Jin"
ゼル・ディン
Jenkies.
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Thats De-i-n
ダ ＝ ＤＡ
ヂ ＝ ＪＩ
ヅ ＝ ＤＺＵ
デ ＝ ＤＥ
ド ＝ ＤＯ
ダ ＝ ＤＡ
ヂ ＝ ＪＩ
ヅ ＝ ＤＺＵ
デ ＝ ＤＥ
ド ＝ ＤＯ
I know that. It's still "din".
Drac's correct. While Di is not a natural sound in the Japanese language it can be created via katakana, while the created form looks like dein, it is pronounced din
EDIT: with that said though... there are a lot of Japanese people that also just pronounce it jin. Katakana is an evil evil thing.
EDIT: with that said though... there are a lot of Japanese people that also just pronounce it jin. Katakana is an evil evil thing.
How do you guys say Quistis and Quina?
I pronounce the QUI part the same in both but apparently it's "keestis" and "kweena" (kisutisu and kuina)
Before Zero argues with me again:
キスティス
クイナ
Before Zero argues with me again:
キスティス
クイナ
Bismarck.Dracondria said: »
How do you guys say Quistis and Quina?
Keena <- Being a chef I assumed their name was a reference to quinoa, pronounced 'keen-wah' IIRC
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Bismarck.Dracondria said: »
キスティス
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The name "Quina Quen" is a Japanese play on words.
"Quina" ("kuina") means "Eat!" in Japanese. "Quen" ("kuen") means "Cannot Eat..." in Japanese.
Throughout the game, Quina is on a personal quest to find new, exotic foodstuffs, but most of the time fails at this task.
All of the qus' names in Final Fantasy IX begin with "Qu".
Usually when saying "eat" in Japanese, its 食べる (taberu), but 喰う, kuu (or quu) is another way to say it. This symbol, 喰, is specifically read as ku (or qu). The word is more informal, and just saying "qu" with no context makes it sound a name of a race.
"Quina" ("kuina") means "Eat!" in Japanese. "Quen" ("kuen") means "Cannot Eat..." in Japanese.
Throughout the game, Quina is on a personal quest to find new, exotic foodstuffs, but most of the time fails at this task.
All of the qus' names in Final Fantasy IX begin with "Qu".
Usually when saying "eat" in Japanese, its 食べる (taberu), but 喰う, kuu (or quu) is another way to say it. This symbol, 喰, is specifically read as ku (or qu). The word is more informal, and just saying "qu" with no context makes it sound a name of a race.
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