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Re:Some Basic Vocabulary 3 Years, 11 Months ago
Hi Paul, If I am correct, as an example, Judo is juDO, Hajime is haJIme Tomoenage is toMOenage Uki waza is uKI waza. The caps are where I assume the emphasis is placed, I will have to find a way to link this page to your recorded pronounciations as that would clarify what you are saying

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2008/05/19 10:14

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2008/05/31 06:50

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2008/05/31 13:38

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