Would you say this is correct? (18)

1 Name: Anonymous : 2006-08-11 07:38 ID:1uKYD0nk

9 Name: Anonymous : 2006-08-12 01:14 ID:eCrV+Dqe

あぼーん can be read as either way. Since it's just a word made up by 2ch, there isn't any proper romanisation. "A-bone" and "aborn" are equally correct, it depends on personal preference.

10 Name: Anonymous : 2006-08-12 01:48 ID:Heaven

"A-bone" looks like あーぼね to me.

11 Name: Anonymous : 2006-08-12 13:02 ID:Heaven

⊂二二二( ^ω^)二二二⊃ a boon if you ask me

12 Name: Anonymous : 2006-08-12 16:44 ID:Heaven

>>10
You're thinking in Japanese terms, though. If you just consider あぼーん as a made-up word in any language, it could be pronounced like English word "a" + English word "bone" = a-bone, and therefore spelt that way in English.

13 Name: Anonymous : 2006-08-14 03:53 ID:Cib8mdZI

>>12
But that's a 'ne', not a 'n'. Compare 'knee' and 'gun'.

14 Name: Anonymous : 2006-08-14 19:55 ID:Heaven

>>13
Don't you mean compare bone and gun? I just did and the conclusion is that you're wrong.

15 Name: Anonymous : 2006-08-14 20:12 ID:bfxeUG4c

I just went ahed and removed the sparsley populated thing, since it definiteley isn't true anymore.

>>9-14
Lets get back to the original topic and try improving the 4-ch part.

16 Name: Anonymous : 2021-02-09 12:53 ID:dAMuyOlf

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17 Name: Anonymous : 2021-02-09 18:53 ID:0G+R6oNW

>>14
The comparison should have been between Johnny and John. That is, n+vowel versus final-n.

18 Name: Anonymous : 2021-06-20 05:14 ID:ezdSnhid

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