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[Events] Amon's AOS4 Essen picturesANN.lu
Posted on 17-May-2004 20:30 GMT by Amon_Re14 comments
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Tought i'd let you all know that my pictures are online, all these pictures are scaled down, if someone needs the higher res picture they can send me a mail.

Here they are: kefren.be

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Amon's AOS4 Essen pictures : Comment 11 of 14ANN.lu
Posted by corpse on 19-May-2004 05:58 GMT
In reply to Comment 10 (gary_c):
"I haven't ever seen a hyphen used to indicate an extended vowel sound in romaji."

A hyphen is used to show extended vowels within borrowed words in some dictionaries a bit like a bar is used in Katakana to show the extension; However I've only seen it once (it's also the only time I've seen a dictionary make the distinction between the different "n" sounds), that is why I said "could be confused" ;). Anyhow Romaji is hardly a strict art, my cluster of Japanese friends use about 3 slightly differing styles between them each slightly different from "text book" romaji.

Still the point I was making is that "pchan" is just as valid as "p-chan" and "p chan"
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