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Originally Posted by AFX
Ah I see. Unfortunately because it's being written for English speakers, all Japanese phrases are written using the English alphabet rather than Japanese text.
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That's a very horrible Japanese textbook for English native speakers.
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I was told that this was the way of saying "new wind" in that form.
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ニュ風
There you go.
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It's obviously not going to be exact but I wanted to make sure that it at least made sense and that I was pronouncing it correctly.
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Japanese phonology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You do know that Japanese is very easy for English speakers to pronounce, right? Except that the syllable distinction is tricky.
Example: Japanese カット ("katto" in katakana)
In Japanese, "katto" will be three syllables (ka - t - to)
In English, "katto" will be two syllables (kat - to)
Be very aware of the syllable distinction.