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Si , Shi , 'O_o
Hi
sometimes when a Japanese write a japanese word in romaji , writes si instead of shi
for example : Kakashi ~> Kakasi
??
is it only certain girls ( mostly who uses atashi more than whatashi )
or is there another explanation
ありがとうございます。
3 juin 2012 13:24
Réponses · 2
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Kakashi is written by Hepburn system of romaji, Kakasi is written by Nihon-shiki or Kunrei-shiki system.
Your can read more about it in Wikipedia.
3 juin 2012
Hello, GTO. こんにちは
We often use more "shi" instead of "si".
"shi" is hebon-shiki.
At school, we learn Hebon-shiki Romaji so
"shi" is more commonly used.
In a passport, names are also written in Hebon shiki too.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanization_of_Japanese
7 juin 2012
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