2004-09-06, 23:09 | Link #1 |
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Name pronocuation..........
Hello i was just wondering if someone could help me out trying to say some narto names..... i know it might sound dumb but im sry.. i just read the books and look at stuff online...never seen the anime... well... here are some of the names.
Anbu Hinta Hyuuga Kin Neji Im thinking the kin is like (k-I-n)or like a (Ke-eN) well someone plz help me trying to pronouse these 3 names so i dont look like an idoit when i speak to someone about naruto.. |
2004-09-06, 23:28 | Link #2 | |
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Hee-na-ta Hee-yuu-ga Kin as in kill Neshi but with more J in it |
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2004-09-06, 23:46 | Link #6 |
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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Neji should be pronounced more like Nayz-hee, since a Japanese 'j' is like a French one.
Japanese is a pretty easy language to pronounce phoenetically, as all vowels have only one sound. A - ah E - pronounced like the letter 'A' I - ee O- oh U - oo |
2004-09-07, 01:22 | Link #9 |
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A "quick-and-dirty" pronunciantion guide to Japanese is that: the accent/stress is almost always in the FIRST syllable. So when in doubt about a word, use this "rule". Add that to the vowel sounds veritas mentioned above and you're pretty much set.
Thus, Team 7's names are pronounced as: NAR'-rto (note the silent u) - Naruto SASS'-ke (Sasuke) SA'-kura (Sakura) As for your words... AN'-bu (Anbu) HI'-nata (Hinata) HYU'ga (Hyuga) KIN' (Kin) NE'-ji (Neji) |
2004-09-08, 00:49 | Link #14 |
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In Episode 59, Naruto pronounced it as "HI'-nata", accent on the first syllable. So it is indeed, "HEE-natah" not "hee-NAH-ta"...
Oh what the heck, let's just uses Viz's translation and call her the "world-class freak"!! Last edited by ShadowClone; 2004-09-08 at 01:06. |
2004-09-08, 05:55 | Link #15 | |
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2004-09-08, 06:42 | Link #16 | |
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2004-09-08, 21:45 | Link #19 |
Boha-haha!!
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I know that it's been said, but I come from Japan, and although I have forgotten a lot, I haven't forgotten name pronounciation!
AHN-buu (in japanese first sylable is always dominant) HEE-nah-tah HE'OO-gah. (it's hard to express in english) KEE-n (like the work 'keen' but keep the e shorter) NEH-jee (soft "J") I hope I was a little helpful. |
2004-09-08, 21:49 | Link #20 | |
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