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Message: [QUOTE="Ikagura, post: 329207, member: 6930"] I don't want to start a debate about the romanized spelling of japanese words but it depends of which system you're using. Yes, [I]doujin [/I]is correct within the Hepburn system (since it was made by an American person who wanted to make it easier for anglophones to understand Japanese) since "-ou" is the spelling for the "long o". On the other hand I still prefer the revized Hepburn system simply because of the way it makes the ん in the middle of a word (before another vowel) a " 'n" with an apostrophe to make it less confusing and how the long vowels got a macron (a line on a letter such as ē) and as I said before the "ou" makes it confusing in french because it's pronounced like the English "oo" sound. I also like it because it makes words more compact. Tl:Dr : Doujin and D[I][I]ō[/I][/I]jin are both correct but in two different romanization systems. Since the forum rules are clear regarding NSFW/-18 content I didn't feel the need to state it (rules are never supposed not to be acknowledged by users after all). Thanks for the recommendations. [/QUOTE]

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