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Re: H!P Member's Official Blogs Discussion Thread

Tue Aug 19, 2014 3:42 am

(also it's how you transliterate the japanese "ka" into english, not "ca" unless you are tsunku and decide "cono michi" XD)

Re: H!P Member's Official Blogs Discussion Thread

Tue Aug 19, 2014 3:55 am

This Japanese bass player also uses it in her stage name "YUCCO". I don't think it's that uncommon in Japan.

I think "c' just looks more fashionable and modern from a design point of view, especially when it's the unconventional form in places where "k" is used by default. Swedish uses "ck" where the other Scandinavian languages use "kk", and I feel like it looks more modern or something, but that might just be me.

/RANDOM LANGUAGE TALK

Re: H!P Member's Official Blogs Discussion Thread

Tue Aug 19, 2014 9:04 am

^ Which is really funny because "k" looks more fashionable here in America. Hence Krystal, Kandice, Kandy. Hell, even my parents taught me to spell Becca "Beka" (They also taught me to spell "Becky" as "Becki" DAMNIT PARENTS) for my nickname, when my name is just straight up "Rebecca"

The America thing is super cool and a need as hell coincidence XD

Re: H!P Member's Official Blogs Discussion Thread

Tue Aug 19, 2014 9:32 am

For a not-very-good-but-reallywannabedifferent alternative, "q" might be an option:
Ameriqa
Yuqqo
Beqa
Qrystal
Qandice
Qandy
Iqubo Haruna
Fuqumura Muzuqi
Iquta Erina
Suzuqi Qanon
Sato Masaqi
Qudo Haruqa
Oda Saqura

And of course, just looking at that, I find myself caught between giving it a "kw" reading and a pinyin aspirated "ch" reading...

XD

Re: H!P Member's Official Blogs Discussion Thread

Tue Aug 19, 2014 12:43 pm

That shit Qeh

Tue Aug 19, 2014 1:08 pm

AyuHikaru wrote:^ Which is really funny because "k" looks more fashionable here in America.


IMO it's less a matter of fashion and more a simple fact of English orthography that you can easily replace a hard C with a K and it will still be pronounced the same. Whereas you can't usually replace a K with a C. The entire reason the K starts the word is in the first place is usually because a C would be unable to replace it in that position. Cnock, Ceg, Ceel, Cill, Cnight, Ciddy, Chaki and Cennel just don't look right in English...it's like doing a bad imitation of Welsh. Ceeping in mind the occasional caccoii exceptions like Celt. :grin:

Re: H!P Member's Official Blogs Discussion Thread

Tue Aug 19, 2014 1:22 pm

JonCC wrote:
Nayoko-Kihara wrote:I love this stuff. My guesses.
Spoiler: show
1. The Scream of Nature by Edvard Munch
2. ...Ophelia by John Millais? It's the only one it reminds me of immediately.



According to Ayaka, your guesses were...
I'm surprised I managed the second one. The angle they chose for it is a little weird, but thumbs up for the use of glowsticks as plants (I assume that's what they're supposed to be, anyway). :lol:

Re: H!P Member's Official Blogs Discussion Thread

Tue Aug 19, 2014 8:29 pm

Takeuchi's August 14 blog post contains 80 exclamation marks (at least).
http://ameblo.jp/smileage-submember/ent ... 96047.html
http://blog-project.net/takeuchi-akari/206757
I think she set a new personal record.

2nd gen was also happy to recieve an 'AMeRiKa' call.

Re: H!P Member's Official Blogs Discussion Thread

Tue Aug 19, 2014 10:34 pm

Sometimes Haruna goes to art museums, other times she goes the NASA-JAXA Space Expo.

It all depends on the company... ;)

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http://ameblo.jp/juicejuice-official/en ... um=twitter

Re: H!P Member's Official Blogs Discussion Thread

Tue Aug 19, 2014 10:51 pm

3 slim tall brown girls could be a unit together and it would be vocally challenged and still epic.

I wish Haruna was my friend.
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