返信先:@cybermouseckyI always use つ vs す as an example of sounds English speakers struggle with to relate to the L/R and th struggles of Japanese English learners. It’s why my entire family has trouble pronouncing my son’s name, which has a つ in the middle.

返信先:@GameTheory_Ace他2人Yes. But I think that it was not Nobunaga's era. There is another explanation in Japanese about Yasuke exists. "彼黒坊被成御扶持、名をハ 号弥助" He was a black vassal and his name was Ha Yasuke. ('Ha' means it's like number three). I think he didn't have a family name🤔

Did you know? Yuri Tsukikage (月影ゆり) literally translates to Lily Moonlight. Yuri is written in hiragana but still she is clearly named after the Japanese word for the lily flower and her family name is written in kanji, those 2 kanji being written together make "moonlight". pic.twitter.com/YXZJjVPo4y

funfact but not really i think everyone already knows but, a reason why i put 🍀💎 as this account display name; 🍀 = clover, in japanese u can read it クローバ (kurooba). similar to his family name: kuroba (黒羽) means black feather 💎 = gemstone, blue gemstone—