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I have already looked it (Trevor) up on denshi jisho and it is pronounced either to re ba or to re va. I just want a confirmation that this is accurate. Also, for the latter (to re va) there was a small ‘a’ (I assume is similar to the small ya, yu, and yo?) forming that v sound along with another character- what is this? Thanks in advanced.
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Yamada. Reason: not 'ra' in to re va
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毎秒は一世一代。トレバー or トレヴァー
Japanese has no V-sound, so it’s usually represented with a B. ヴ is a ウ with a daikuten, used in katakana to represent the V as well. It’s kinda pronounced as “v” but some people just say “b” anyway. And yeah, the small ァ is used for changing the vowel sound.
On a side note, I suggest you look into installing and learning some sort of IME, so you can type in Japanese. =)
I would normally type in Japanese but I am writing this from my kindle (original 3G)…
毎秒は一世一代。How do you say ‘Yannick” (my name) in Japanese?
ヤニック, I’d say. Or ヤンニック?
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