if the secon O is written O instead U, does that change the pronounciation?

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Adachi

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like tooi ( far awax ) for example

#1 Posted by Adachi over 8 years ago

stephymiho

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no it will still be pronounced o but written u

#2 Posted by stephymiho over 8 years ago

Adachi

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thank you very much

#3 Posted by Adachi over 8 years ago

adam wolf

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Romaji spelling doesn't matter, it is always a long vowel. For example, トー、とお、AND　とう all sound the same

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#4 Posted by adam wolf over 8 years ago

Adachi

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thank you

#5 Posted by Adachi over 8 years ago

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