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* '''aa''' - longer "ah" | * '''aa''' - longer "ah" | ||
** Japanese Gachimuchi fans sometimes replace any instance of "a" with '''アッー!''' Many place names and products from [[Shinnippori]] are examples of this tradition, such as a local shop known as Coco StoAAAHre (ココストアッー). | ** Japanese Gachimuchi fans sometimes replace any instance of "a" with '''[[アッー!]]''' Many place names and products from [[Shinnippori]] are examples of this tradition, such as a local shop known as Coco StoAAAHre (ココストアッー). | ||
* '''ii''' - longer "ee" | * '''ii''' - longer "ee" | ||
** '''いい男''' (ii otoko, "a good guy") | ** '''いい男''' (ii otoko, "a good [handsome] guy") | ||
* '''uu''' - longer "ooh" | * '''uu''' - longer "ooh" | ||
* '''ee''', '''ei''' - longer "eh" | * '''ee''', '''ei''' - longer "eh" | ||
* '''oo''', '''ou''' - longer "oh" | * '''oo''', '''ou''' - longer "oh" | ||
Latest revision as of 15:29, 2 April 2022
- aa - longer "ah"
- Japanese Gachimuchi fans sometimes replace any instance of "a" with アッー! Many place names and products from Shinnippori are examples of this tradition, such as a local shop known as Coco StoAAAHre (ココストアッー).
- ii - longer "ee"
- いい男 (ii otoko, "a good [handsome] guy")
- uu - longer "ooh"
- ee, ei - longer "eh"
- oo, ou - longer "oh"
