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guest of Japan
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The romaji spelling of jouzu seems to vary.
I've seen it spelled in dictionaries and textbooks as; jyouzu, jozu and jouzu. |
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Lynn
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| Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2003 3:51 pm Post subject: |
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| guest of Japan wrote: |
The romaji spelling of jouzu seems to vary.
I've seen it spelled in dictionaries and textbooks as; jyouzu, jozu and jouzu. |
There are so many different kinds of romaji. I prefer "jozu, with a line over the "o" or "jouzu" I've seen Japanese teachers write name tags for their students like: Tiemi (Chiemi), syouzi (Shoji), etc. tyugakkou (chuggakou)
Ojozu desu ne="Oh, you're good at such and such" depending on what you were doing when the speaker said this. |
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