Living in Japan(Not original but oh well)

[Sumippi]

Originally Posted by MMM

Jeremy - Jeremi- - What is the difference?

'-' in 'Jeremi-' means a long vowel, just as 「ー」in 「ジェレミー」, no?
So it's like 'Jeジェ' + 'reレ' + 'miiミー', I think....

cf. Jeremy Brett=ジェレミー・ブレット

[MMM]

Originally Posted by Sumippi

'-' in 'Jeremi-' means a long vowel, just as 「ー」in 「ジェレミー」, no?
So it's like 'Jeジェ' + 'reレ' + 'miiミー', I think....

cf. Jeremy Brett=ジェレミー・ブレット

There are no long vowels or short vowels in English.

[Sumippi]

oh...yes, you're right.

...well then, what is '-' in 'jeremi-'?

[rizu]

i meant some people pronounce jeremy: je ra mi and others je re mi

that's all.

[Sumippi]

Originally Posted by rizu

i meant some people pronounce jeremy: je ra mi and others je re mi

that's all.

Oh, then Jeremy may be 「ジェレミー(je・re・mi)」or「ジェラミー(je・ra・mi)」, I think...


↓Jeremy Jordan＝We usually write 「ジェレミー・ジョーダン」(^_^)



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