why did people think...

[obito uchiha the wraith]

that pain was spelled like "pein"? even after it was confirmed by viz that it was spelled pain people still insisted on calling him pein because they think its the Japanese way to say pain even though that word is itami .-.

 

[90sKids98]

They're Weeaboos, disgusting weeaboos...

Pain > "Pein"

 

[Gokuy]

why does t matter, its just a character.

 

[ChocolateVanilla]

It's like going from 2013-2014
You still write 2013 on papers until you get used to the change
Except these people didn't get used to it yet.

 

[Mad Daz]

You just dont know true pein. Thats why u talk that way.

 

[NarutoB]

Who cares about how some stupid anime name is spelled? :|

 

[Torche]

Pein is how the Japanese spell "Pain". "Pain" is "Pein" in english. "Indra" is actually "Indora". Just like Viz doesn't have Japanese suffixes such as: Kaa, Tou, nii, nee, Otouto, Imouto, sama, kun, chan, san, etc.

 

[hixa kuogame]

The "ei" letter combination makes the "A" sound like "Mei" Terumi. The "ai" makes the "I" sound like Dragon Ball Z "Kai".
Technically Pein is the correct spelling for Japanese pronouciation.

 

[Dantе]

I guess "Foddar" it is then?

 

[obito uchiha the wraith]

Pein is how the Japanese spell "Pain". "Pain" is "Pein" in english. "Indra" is actually "Indora". Just like Viz doesn't have Japanese suffixes such as: Kaa, Tou, nii, nee, Otouto, Imouto, sama, kun, chan, san, etc.

pain is not spelled pein in Japanese because pain isn't a Japanese word. its pronounced pein in jap because they cant speak good English. indra is not indora its indra.

 

[Zol]

"Pein" is also one of the German words for "Pain"...

 

[Torche]

pain is not spelled pein in Japanese because pain isn't a Japanese word. its pronounced pein in jap because they cant speak good English. indra is not indora its indra.

It's to do with the Katakana/Hiragana/Romaji and their pronanciations. They don't particularly just have "A" "B" "C" like we do.

Indra‎ (インドラ, ‎Indora)
Pain (ペイン, Pein)

From studying Japanese I remember one of the basic things was" "Ka", "Ki", "Ko", "Ke","Ko", "Sa", Si", "So", Se", "So", etc.