@@EinfachNoah well you’re a half right and half wrong, it’s just right in the middle of an L and R which is why there’s such a big debate in the English translation of whether he’s called zoro or zolo (it’s zoro because he’s named after the legend of zoro) but like the JP va for frankly definitely says ruffy with a rolled R but nearly everyone else in the series uses the Japanese R/L. Also there is no ‘uh’ sound in Japanese especially using a U so regardless it would be roofy and that would just be a weird PR nightmare because of the drug of basically the same name lol
Hell yeah :)
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its crazy that ruffy is pronounced loofy in english it sounds so bad
It’s also pronounced like that in Japanese lol I’m actually really curious what language you speak that it’s pronounced ruffy?
@@Bokuwahoku in German hes pronounced ruffy in Japanese it kinda sounds like rolled R
@@EinfachNoah well you’re a half right and half wrong, it’s just right in the middle of an L and R which is why there’s such a big debate in the English translation of whether he’s called zoro or zolo (it’s zoro because he’s named after the legend of zoro) but like the JP va for frankly definitely says ruffy with a rolled R but nearly everyone else in the series uses the Japanese R/L. Also there is no ‘uh’ sound in Japanese especially using a U so regardless it would be roofy and that would just be a weird PR nightmare because of the drug of basically the same name lol
I like luffy!.. or is that not what we were talking about?