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Undo revision 583882 by 154.176.249.53 (talk)

2024-11-23T14:56:45Z

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2022-08-02T07:22:58Z

removal of vandalism

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	~~hi i use f0xreplace too and its very important you contact me at Kevinm.reuter@gmail.com ASAP~~

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	The purpose of this page is to help readers as well as translators look up or understand japanese sound effects or similar words.		The purpose of this page is to help readers as well as translators look up or understand japanese sound effects or similar words.

2015-11-14T06:12:30Z

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			hi i use f0xreplace too and its very important you contact me at Kevinm.reuter@gmail.com ASAP

			subject of email "f0xreplace"



	The purpose of this page is to help readers as well as translators look up or understand japanese sound effects or similar words.		The purpose of this page is to help readers as well as translators look up or understand japanese sound effects or similar words.

2012-07-06T23:26:36Z

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	This list also contains sounds made from the mouth like a(あ). Do not use asterisks to encapsulate them, since they are a part of speech.		This list also contains sounds made from the mouth like a(あ). Do not use asterisks to encapsulate them, since they are a part of speech.

			Here's a good site that can be used if you don't find what you're looking for below or if you want more details: http://thejadednetwork.com/sfx/

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2012-06-04T21:15:34Z

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	It is best to bracket SFXs (specifically those made '''not''' from the mouth of people, like the toppling of an object or clashing of metal, etc) with Asterisks(*) so that they not be confused with "Speech".		It is best to bracket SFXs (specifically those made '''not''' from the mouth of people, like the toppling of an object or clashing of metal, etc) with Asterisks(*) so that they not be confused with "Speech".

			This list also contains sounds made from the mouth like a(あ). Do not use asterisks to encapsulate them, since they are a part of speech.

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2012-06-04T20:50:58Z

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	The purpose of this page is to help readers as well as translators look up or understand japanese sound effects or similar words. Note that these may (in some cases) not match up. One must pay attention to the circumstances around the source of the sound to gain full understanding. This list is ultimately for consulting purposes. It is best to bracket SFXs (specifically those made '''not''' from the mouth of people, like the toppling of an object or clashing of metal, etc) with Asterisks(*) so that they not be confused with "Speech".		The purpose of this page is to help readers as well as translators look up or understand japanese sound effects or similar words.

			Note that these may (in some cases) not match up. One must pay attention to the circumstances around the source of the sound to gain full understanding. This list is ultimately for consulting purposes.

			It is best to bracket SFXs (specifically those made '''not''' from the mouth of people, like the toppling of an object or clashing of metal, etc) with Asterisks(*) so that they not be confused with "Speech".

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2012-04-20T09:47:52Z

2011-07-20T15:01:33Z

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	:#http://thejadednetwork.com/sfx/		:#http://thejadednetwork.com/sfx/
	:#http://www.angelfire.com/geek/tetrisnomiko/sfx.html		:#http://www.angelfire.com/geek/tetrisnomiko/sfx.html

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2011-07-20T07:27:33Z

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	The purpose of this page is to help readers as well as translators look up or understand japanese sound effects or similar words. Note that these may (in some cases) not match up. One must pay attention to the circumstances around the source of the sound to gain full understanding.		The purpose of this page is to help readers as well as translators look up or understand japanese sound effects or similar words. Note that these may (in some cases) not match up. One must pay attention to the circumstances around the source of the sound to gain full understanding. This list is ultimately for consulting purposes.

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