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/uboa/ - Uboa/Poniko

あああぁぁぁ...

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Anonymous 03/27/12 (Tue) 09:33:27 No.394

Does anyone else soemtimes mispronounce uboa as Ubob, as in like you bob?

Anonymous 03/27/12 (Tue) 10:34:18 No.395

Not… really… XD
Sometimes I purposely say "Ubwa!" though.

Anonymous 03/27/12 (Tue) 10:54:47 No.396

>>394 No, but soemtimes I mispronounce soemtimes as sometimes.

Anonymous 03/27/12 (Tue) 15:51:15 No.397

I just say Uboa. (you-bow-ah)

Anonymous 03/27/12 (Tue) 16:06:07 No.398

>>394
>>397

Wow. These are just… weird.

Also, it's amusing to see how westerners make fun of the way the Japanese speak english, when the westerners fail miserably at Japanese as well…

(On the other hand, it feels good to have a native language which phonologically similiar to Japanese. We can pronounce any Japanese word accurately.)

Anonymous 03/27/12 (Tue) 16:55:02 No.399

>>398
You're making some awfully prejudiced statements. What's the proper pronunciation?

Anonymous 03/27/12 (Tue) 17:02:44 No.400

OO-boh-ah

Anonymous 03/27/12 (Tue) 18:07:23 No.401

The way the Japanese say "U" simply can't be pronounced in english, but the "-boa" at the end is something like "woah" in english.

Anonymous 03/28/12 (Wed) 23:46:36 No.403

>>396
Soemtimes I misuse the word mispronounce when I meant to say misused.

Actually now that I thinka bout it I meant to say 'misread' instead of 'mispronounce.' Which means I have no idea what >>398 is talking about.

Anonymous 03/30/12 (Fri) 14:10:15 No.407

I always said "O-Boo-ah". Is that bad?

Anonymous 03/30/12 (Fri) 14:31:06 No.408

>>407
Is the O pronounced like Uu or the letter O?

Anonymous 04/14/12 (Sat) 02:11:44 No.435

>>398
Its how the japanese think he screams sound like.
Just like how they think cats go Nya, and dogs go Wan Wan or something like that.
Its fucking weird, i don't understand it, but if i had to guess, its because our way of speaking and accents are different, like how old English poems used to rhyme, don't now because of the way we speak English has changed.
But, i say, Oh-Bow-wah.

Anonymous 04/14/12 (Sat) 11:46:10 No.436

i always just said uu-boh-ah.
i'm really lost about the pronunciation anyway cause everyone says different things -^-

Anonymous 04/15/12 (Sun) 23:03:34 No.438

>>436
I'm pretty sure this one is right.
Technically, you would need to pair it with a Japanese accent since Japan has slightly different sounds that can only really be said with an accent, but if you really don't care about accuracy like that, uu-boh-ah is fine.

Anonymous 04/18/12 (Wed) 16:57:05 No.440

Actually, it's pronounced "ウボア".

Anonymous 05/08/12 (Tue) 01:35:28 No.452

>>394
i…

i am now going to call him ubob and nothing else

Anonymous 06/09/12 (Sat) 08:41:39 No.461

I've been always pronouncing it as oo-boh-ah, though english is not my native language.

Ubob

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