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Ouran Koukou Host Club Anonymous
ITT Ouran Koukou Host Club
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/r/ original textless wallpaper.
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Ouraaan *__*
Thanks to everyone for this thread!
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>>184557
There is not one. It is off DA.
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T_T
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>>184248
Ugh, half-translated titles annoy me. Translate it, or leave it in Japanese. Call it Ouran High School Host Club, or Ouran Koukou Host Bu.
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Sinse "????" can be read as "hosuto kurabu" I put detransliterated version of it in subject - "host club".
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>>184678
"kurabu" is not one of the ways the kanji ? is read.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouran

As for the Japanese title itself, the kanji "?" (pronounced as bu in most cases) is used, but it can be read as kurabu (the Japanese transliteration for "club").

P.S.: Please post wallpapers.
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>>184693
Okay, I stand corrected, the furigana on the screenshot on the Wikipedia page does clearly read 'kurabu'. Still, I could have sworn it was pronounced "bu" when actually spoken in the show.

And I do still maintain that "kurabu" is more of a common informal reading of that kanji; my dictionary does not list that as one of the readings of it.
>> Scar3crow
Technically it's read as "bu", and used as a suffix on the end of club names. However, since bits and pieces of English are becoming more and more commonly used in Japan - especially among young people, who are the ones in clubs at school - the average Japanese person will know what club or 'kurabu' means.
Although technically kurabu won't be listed as a reading for ?, often manga artists - and in turn, the animation studios who animate their work - will use a certain kanji, which has an inherently understood meaning, in this case club, but then give it another reading - in this case, kurabu. If I remember right, the mangaka for Ouran simply used ?, since that's the standard Japanese kanji for the situation, but decided to put a kurabu reading on it for the title of his story.
That doesn't mean the characters will always say kurabu, especially since it's quicker to say bu - and Japanese love to keep their sentences short.
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Mmm... cake.
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/r/ this wallpaper. It was here in some tread just few days before.
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>> Cadence !Mj9wmIui/E
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got a higher res? I like that pic a lot but 800x600? comeon