In Japanese, Japan is pronouced as ni honn
so, do any of you know the formation of the very word?
so, do any of you know the formation of the very word?
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How the word Japan form?
In Japanese, Japan is pronouced as ni honn
so, do any of you know the formation of the very word?
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But, Land of Oranges? Do you have any idea relating that?
>> Japan is pronouced as ni honn <<
I always thought it was "ni hon" with only one "n".
Perhaps D was thinking of how you type it into a computer. On Japanese computers you type "n" twice to get "ん". Normally you'd romanise it with only one & no space either "Nihon".
Of course, if followed by another consonant letter (except "y"), you only need type the "n" once.
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