Whats the right romanization for ベリシュビッッ？

Hello,

I just stumbled upon the fact that the romanization I used for ベリシュビッッ is Berishubi while most of the rest of world uses Verishuvi. Since I have no clue how romanization works I have to rely on others.
In [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and in Wikipedia it's Verishuvi, my initial source and a few others call it Berishubi and the web service [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] make berishubitsutsu out of it.

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I'm very assburger when it comes to accurate naming. Any help is appreciated!
If there is more than one possible answer I will probably change everything to Verishuvi.

its vershuvi, japanese people spelled it berishubi becaus there are no 'V'
verishuvi mean Very Very Shooby do bop

sorry for my bad english, hope you understand

Thanks for the quick answer and the explanation.
Now excuse me, I have to rename some files and MP3-Tags ...

samohT wrote:Thanks for the quick answer and the explanation.
Now excuse me, I have to rename some files and MP3-Tags ...

actually, the girls spell it 'berishubitsu'
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Ekky wrote:actually, the girls spell it 'berishubitsu'

Oh no! Not only that, Kawaii girl Japan romanises it to VERISHUVI. Why are they using only capital letters? They don't do that for Sakura Hyakunin issyu. It drives me crazy.

I think, because verishuvi is from foreign word.
its common to use capital letters on foreign word.

At last I truly see
So that's why they write WONDERFUL JOURNEY, FLY AWAY or BABYMETAL in cabital letters also.
Thanks Ekky

CAP letter is just japanese sense, isn't it?
they usually use star(☆) in word but actually don't 'read'
maybe for differentiation i think

ベ (Be) リ (Ri) シュ (Shu) ビ (Bi) ッッ <-- it's just to make a letter in front pronounced longly, just like strip (-) when use Katakana...
So, it's Berishubii (but you read it Verishuvii, well sometime they use Ba, Bi, Bu, Be, Bo for Va, Vi, Vu, Ve, Vo)
although they can use U with tenten + little A (I mean like Tsu above) like this, ヴァ, etc...

and I think capital just to make different from romaji that from Hiragana...

sorry for my bad English... :)

Berishubii with two "i" at the end? I never thought there could be so many answers.
I just changed everything to VERISHUVI the other day...

nanachan wrote:ベ (Be) リ (Ri) シュ (Shu) ビ (Bi) ッッ <-- it's just to make a letter in front pronounced longly, just like strip (-) when use Katakana...
So, it's Berishubii (but you read it Verishuvii, well sometime they use Ba, Bi, Bu, Be, Bo for Va, Vi, Vu, Ve, Vo)
although they can use U with tenten + little A (I mean like Tsu above) like this, ヴァ, etc...

and I think capital just to make different from romaji that from Hiragana...

sorry for my bad English... :)

samohT wrote:Berishubii with two "i" at the end? I never thought there could be so many answers.
I just changed everything to VERISHUVI the other day...

nope, (ッ) its not for long vowel.
like I said before, the actual spelling is (BERISHUBItsu')
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why not just write it in katakana @@

Ekky wrote:like I said before, the actual spelling is (BERISHUBItsu')

I know. But I'm not interested in the spelling. I want to know the one and only true romanization.

But I have since learned that there is no such thing as a one and only true transformation.
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So I will rest my struggle and stick to what generasia.com and Wikipedia say.

...on the other hand... I could save all possible romanizations

Ekky wrote:why not just write it in katakana @@

That is how I name files since forever.
And I couldn't read it otherwise.

samohT wrote:

Ekky wrote:like I said before, the actual spelling is (BERISHUBItsu')

I know. But I'm not interested in the spelling. I want to know the one and only true romanization.

But I have since learned that there is no such thing as a one and only true transformation.
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So I will rest my struggle and stick to what generasia.com and Wikipedia say.

...on the other hand... I could save all possible romanizations

Ekky wrote:why not just write it in katakana @@

That is how I name files since forever.
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And I couldn't read it otherwise.

the romanization is refer to the spelling @@
but I think the major romanization is [verishuvi]

Ekky wrote:the romanization is refer to the spelling @@

Oh boy, now I must look really stupid. I didn't knew that.

Even Marina disappointed...
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samohT wrote:
Oh boy, now I must look really stupid. I didn't knew that.

Even Marina disappointed...

don't worry, mariri always here to cheer

we pronounce it "Beri shubitsu"

in english/western translate it to Verishuvi "tsu"(silent)

its a mixed japanese english word, an evolution of japlish language/accent

Japlish mostly created by modern tokyo socialites

if you listen carefully on the song lyrics, japlish

"Very Shubi shitemasu"
I'm very Happy right now

"Hibiki au waku waku"
My excitement is starting to echo

"Pi~nch Aseru kimochi"
I'm in a pinch and I start panicking

Don't worry local japanese will understand your Vi/Bi

I learned a bit more about Japanese just by reading this thread. It gets more bewildering to me every day. I will never even attempt to understand it.
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ok to show you the right Va,Vi,Vu,Ve,Vo in japanese alphabet

here's a extended katakana chart

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Japanese Pronunciation > Berishubitsu

Japanese Proper Writing in Katakana > ベリシュビッッ
Japanese Proper Writing in Romanji > Berishubii

Japlish Writing in Romanji > Very Shubi tsu~tsu
English/Western Writing in Romanji > VERISHUVI

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Thank you for your explanations.

zerwell wrote:English/Western Writing in Romanji > VERISHUVI

I'm glad you sad that. Because as is stated earlier in this thread, I changed everything to VERISHUVI. File names and MP3-Tags. And than I wasn't sure any more if that was the right thing.
It's not the romanization the majority uses, but it isn't false neither.

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hehe yeah true, "Berishubitsu" that's how we pronounce it and its not wrong if you put "VERISHUVI" coz thats the right western romanization/spelling, and we write it "ベリシュビッッ" in japanese katakana script coz its modern Japanese/foreign language

I'll give you an example word in english so you get why it was changed to VERISHUVI to make it clear.. sample word " though " from english to german

"tho/doh" < english pronounciation
though < english writing/spelling
although < proper english spelling/writing
obwohl < german translation/writing
ovol < german pronounciation
Shikashi/しかし < japanese translation romanji/hiragana writing
Demo < modern japanese
if u see the sample, we do different pronounciation and spelling in modern japanese words

sorry if "Out Of Topic"

zerwell wrote:
obwohl < german translation
Forvo < german pronounciation

Don't know what your source for this is, but the German pronunciation of "obwohl" is "obwohl"

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hehe i see, ears is my source from what I heard well I guess i need to listen carefully

but I pronounce it ovol so I need twist my tongue then

its hard to pronounce german

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"ovol" is definitely closer to the original ;-)

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hehe yeh I am not studying but I was trying

basic like hallo,wie geht es ihnen,danke

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