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| + | Hi readers. Editor here. I would like to ask. Is it better to keep the terms in Japanese or English? |
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| + | Ex: Choshi no Yomite, Banjou no Shite… (Apart from the introduction of course, whereat both must be used.) |
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| + | I have changed them to English. But I have decided against changing kanji words which have on’yomi readings only [because they are less awkward and easier to read], like Aizenta, Aizenji, Jizaihou... |
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| + | What do you all think? |
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| + | --[[User:Zyzzyva165|Zyzzyva165]] 01:51, 25 August 2008 (PDT) |
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Just added this so nobody starts flipping out because they haven't heard...
Editor's talk
Hi readers. Editor here. I would like to ask. Is it better to keep the terms in Japanese or English?
Ex: Choshi no Yomite, Banjou no Shite… (Apart from the introduction of course, whereat both must be used.)
I have changed them to English. But I have decided against changing kanji words which have on’yomi readings only [because they are less awkward and easier to read], like Aizenta, Aizenji, Jizaihou...
What do you all think?
--Zyzzyva165 01:51, 25 August 2008 (PDT)
