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TRANSPORTATION : NORIMONO ENGLISH - JAPANESE Car - Kuruma Airplane - Hikouki Train - Densya Bullet Train - Shinkansen Bike - Jitensya Taxi - Takushi- Bus - Basu Subway Train - Chikatetsu Ship - Fune - - Walk - Aruite Run - Hashitte *wait for more discussion ^_^*   
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| It's actually sha, not sya, for bike and train. That's the sound produced when you put small ya next to shi. |
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on 2007-03-24 01:40:59 (edited 2007-03-24 03:28:16)
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^^ its actually "sha" when pronounced...but its "sya" when using the right Romaji... ^^ *I used the hiragana as reference for the spelling*
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by クラッシワヤー(CrazzyWarrior)
on 2007-03-24 17:48:39
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^^ its actually "sha" when pronounced...but its "sya" when using the right Romaji... ^^ There is no character Sya, its Shi with a small Ya following it thus common romanization of it is sha(or shya as I have seen a few times but Sha is more widly accepted.)  |
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Both are correct, but "sha" is used more often (I'm assuming Hepburn is slowly dominating). |