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Anonymous
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"r" is nothing in japanese. The kana can be transliterated to ra ri ru re ro (romaji), but in Japanese itself they only exist as kana. The actual sound is somewhere between how English speakers pronounce our rs and ls, which is why Japanese speakers have such a hard time saying English words that contain said letters, and hence the lame joke, "flied lice." Similarly, many students of Japanese have a hard time pronouncing the Japanese kana ?,?,?,? and ?.
You people need to stop calling everyone dumbasses when it's really not that big of a deal.
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