Talk:Hidan no Aria:Volume1 Epilogue - Revision history

Raffreddato at 17:41, 8 February 2013

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	'And it seems Holmes is pronounced as 'Olmes' in French tongue.' What does it mean? Every person pronounced the 'Holmes' name with the 'H', also Riko who in some parts of the volume speaks French, so why Kinji has to say something like this?		'And it seems Holmes is pronounced as 'Olmes' in French tongue.' What does it mean? Every person pronounced the 'Holmes' name with the 'H', also Riko who in some parts of the volume speaks French, so why Kinji has to say something like this?-[[User:Raffreddato\|Raffreddato]]

			Thank you Skies.


	Remember to put your signature tag at the end. That aside, it's likely simple exposition from the author that's making a distinction between the English pronunciation of Holmes (hard "h") and 'Olmes (silent "h"). The reasons an author would do this are many but in this situation it's likely just exposition on Riko's pronunciation, emphasizing her French lineage. --[[User:Skies\|Skies]] ([[User talk:Skies\|talk]]) 09:49, 2 February 2013 (CST)		Remember to put your signature tag at the end. That aside, it's likely simple exposition from the author that's making a distinction between the English pronunciation of Holmes (hard "h") and 'Olmes (silent "h"). The reasons an author would do this are many but in this situation it's likely just exposition on Riko's pronunciation, emphasizing her French lineage. --[[User:Skies\|Skies]] ([[User talk:Skies\|talk]]) 09:49, 2 February 2013 (CST)

Skies at 15:49, 2 February 2013

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	'And it seems Holmes is pronounced as 'Olmes' in French tongue.' What does it mean? Every person pronounced the 'Holmes' name with the 'H', also Riko who in some parts of the volume speaks French, so why Kinji has to say something like this?		'And it seems Holmes is pronounced as 'Olmes' in French tongue.' What does it mean? Every person pronounced the 'Holmes' name with the 'H', also Riko who in some parts of the volume speaks French, so why Kinji has to say something like this?


			Remember to put your signature tag at the end. That aside, it's likely simple exposition from the author that's making a distinction between the English pronunciation of Holmes (hard "h") and 'Olmes (silent "h"). The reasons an author would do this are many but in this situation it's likely just exposition on Riko's pronunciation, emphasizing her French lineage. --[[User:Skies\|Skies]] ([[User talk:Skies\|talk]]) 09:49, 2 February 2013 (CST)

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A gentle question:
About this sentence,
'And it seems Holmes is pronounced as 'Olmes' in French tongue.' What does it mean? Every person pronounced the 'Holmes' name with the 'H', also Riko who in some parts of the volume speaks French, so why Kinji has to say something like this?