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Tham khảo tài liệu 'japanese in manga land 1 phần 10', ngoại ngữ, nhật - pháp - hoa- others phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Appendix III Glossary of onomatopoeia 1 This glossary a list with the most common onomatopoetic words in Japanese is a supplement to L.25. If you haven t yet we recommend that you study that lesson thoroughly before you continue reading. Onomatopoeia in manga More and more manga works are being published in English and some publishing companies do not touch up the onomatopoeia so as not to change the original picture. However this practice leaves the Western reader without the rich sound atmosphere that the Japanese onomatopoeia contributes to manga pages. Even though one may make an effort in learning the hiragana l.1 and katakana l.2 syllabaries and try to read these onomatopoeia in order to fully enjoy manga one comes to find that very few among them mean anything to inexperienced eyes. Although some of them are very obvious there are also many of them with no apparent meaning. This glossary no more or no less than a quite exhaustive dictionary of onomatopoeia has been designed with the aim of helping the manga reader who wants to fully enjoy Japanese comic books with untouched onomatopoeia. Points to bear in mind when using this glossary In manga onomatopoeia can be found in hiragana or katakana without distinction even though we have listed them all here in hiragana. Those onomatopoeia that in an oral context add a -7 tto as in b o t chirat-to sometimes appear in manga without the latter character b o chira . Here we have placed the ỈÍ to in parentheses to indicate this peculiarity. Some onomatopoeia that repeat one same sound like if z if 5 dokidoki or ỈZ z iz z nikoniko appear in manga with simple sound and usually with the sound for abrupt ending o. Thus we can find ỉf -2 doki or ỈC z o niko. In these cases it usually holds the same mening as the onomatopoeia with double sound so remember this when you find words of the ỈZ z o niko kind. You must also bear in mind that the world of onomatopoeia is very wide more so in manga where authors tend to invent new
