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Writing it as "o" makes it hard to tell if it should be a long o, though, and sometimes the Os are pronounced separately, so ō can be misleading.
There's no good answer.
There's no really good choice for romanizing it if it's a Japanese word, because ō still represents it no matter whether it's written with an o and an u, or if it's two o's. Which is why they should use chōon with hiragana, because then we actually know whether it's two different syllables or just a long sound.Writing it as "o" makes it hard to tell if it should be a long o, though, and sometimes the Os are pronounced separately, so ō can be misleading.
There's no good answer.
Kammington said:Farfetch'd was made with the intention of making a joke Pokemon. Hell, even it's name says so.
Cheren... is... male?
THIS IS TOO FARFETCH'D FOR WORDS.
To me he's still female until I'm absolutely sure of whathisher gender is.
what? no, it wasn't.
George Hutcheon said:There is a second meaning to the phrase, however. A duck bearing a green onion is a creature walking naïvely towards a nasty fate, and the idiom has come to refer to individuals who are easy to deceive. One dictionary gives the meaning 'along comes a sucker just begging to be parted from his money'. As a result, somebody who is easy to take advantage of can be referred to in Japanese as a kamo (鴨) or 'duck'.
Perhaps this, too, has relevance to Farfetch'd. Trading away a Spearow in order to get the otherwise-unobtainable Farfetch'd seems like a very good deal indeed. But Farfetch'd doesn't evolve, has quite poor stats all round and is of very limited use. Spearow, on the other hand, evolves into the far-superior Fearow, which proves to be a viable competitor throughout the game. Viewed in this context, might the duck in question be the player themselves, having traded away a potentially strong Pokémon for one that's all but useless?
With the DS's infrared signal, you can have speedy battles with up to four players and speedy trades directly from your party or PC box. You can also automatically exchange friend codes over infrared now.
Honchkrow was a horrible mistake..
Honchkrow is amazing and beautiful what is wrong with you
And I'm 'gonna get that Eagle, and name him Colbert.
You aren't the only one who likes Musharna. I love it,too.BARRELFUL OF NEW INFORMATION!!!!
I think I'm the only one here that likes Musharna... it looks cute...
OK, I think Cheren really is male. Hm.
~I knew it! N really is a bad guy in disguise~