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Hey, I really appreciate the work you're doing filling in the infoboxes, especially the part name translations since I was stumped on a lot of them. ^^ For the romanization though, I'd appreciate if you could write out the long vowels instead of using -'s so it matches the romanization style for the rest of the site. (There's a note about it on the [[Help:Style guide|style guide]] page.) ~ [[User:Kimbles|Kimbles]] 14:26, 3 February 2016 (MST) | Hey, I really appreciate the work you're doing filling in the infoboxes, especially the part name translations since I was stumped on a lot of them. ^^ For the romanization though, I'd appreciate if you could write out the long vowels instead of using -'s so it matches the romanization style for the rest of the site. (There's a note about it on the [[Help:Style guide|style guide]] page.) ~ [[User:Kimbles|Kimbles]] 14:26, 3 February 2016 (MST) | ||
I'll keep that in mind, and thank you very much for the warm welcome. I'll do that from now on, but it does pose a problem. Using that method, how would you differentiate between something like クウ and クー, which would both be written "kuu"? 00:54, 4 February 2016 (MST) | |||
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Hey, I really appreciate the work you're doing filling in the infoboxes, especially the part name translations since I was stumped on a lot of them. ^^ For the romanization though, I'd appreciate if you could write out the long vowels instead of using -'s so it matches the romanization style for the rest of the site. (There's a note about it on the style guide page.) ~ Kimbles 14:26, 3 February 2016 (MST)
I'll keep that in mind, and thank you very much for the warm welcome. I'll do that from now on, but it does pose a problem. Using that method, how would you differentiate between something like クウ and クー, which would both be written "kuu"? 00:54, 4 February 2016 (MST)
