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I've been mispronouncing this games name for years...
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You can also know other things about osu! by reading its glossary the pronunciation is written there from the very start
osu!
i) A rhythm video game for Microsoft Windows, based on certain DS games. Spelled with a lowercase "o" and an exclamation mark.
ii) An informal greeting in the Japanese language, resulting from condensing the phrase "Ohayo gozaimasu!" (Good morning!) Pronounced with a silent u ("OSS"). Close English equivalents include "Yo!" or "Hey!".
osu!
i) A rhythm video game for Microsoft Windows, based on certain DS games. Spelled with a lowercase "o" and an exclamation mark.
ii) An informal greeting in the Japanese language, resulting from condensing the phrase "Ohayo gozaimasu!" (Good morning!) Pronounced with a silent u ("OSS"). Close English equivalents include "Yo!" or "Hey!".
uhh you did it wrongFriendan wrote:
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I laughed a lot harder than i should have on thatAmeth Rianno wrote:
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Good job!Brian OA wrote:
I sighed when I read your post.
Really? I still hear Osu or are my ears wrong? I think its because of the echo effect that it goes like that
It's pronounced however the beans you want to pronounce it
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it is but everyone is being creative here, that's why I browse the forumDRRR wrote:
It's not from the word push in Japanese 'osu'?
OT is not creative though[MY] yummy90 XP wrote:
it is but everyone is being creative here, that's why I browse the forumDRRR wrote:
It's not from the word push in Japanese 'osu'?
i call it osu too 
and sometimes i say it "taiko" to refer osu! while talking to my friend
and sometimes i say it "taiko" to refer osu! while talking to my friendWhy is it pronounced as "os" anyways? Osu is the better pronunciation. It makes sense.
Because the game was made by a weeaboo. Either way is daijobu but the game is based off of a Japanese video game which was pronounced "OSS."
Just call it Yeah! and we are done. that's how its translated in English
Uh no. It translates to "push".Trash Boat wrote:
Just call it Yeah! and we are done. that's how its translated in English
I think pronouncing or not pronouncing the 'u' at the end of Japanese words are both correct.
I remember when I first played this game and it went
WELCOME TO OSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
And I went "Waht" because I thought it was oh-sue
((heheh. Oh, sue.))
WELCOME TO OSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
And I went "Waht" because I thought it was oh-sue
((heheh. Oh, sue.))
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSKA8KbbK1c
Ohsss (one syllable)
I've never heard it pronounced ossss or oh-sue anywhere else but here. Unless Osu in this game means something completely different than what I think it is.
Ohsss (one syllable)
I've never heard it pronounced ossss or oh-sue anywhere else but here. Unless Osu in this game means something completely different than what I think it is.
osu means to press, as in
i can bench osu 200 lb nigga
i can bench osu 200 lb nigga
Welcome to....Asssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
Sugoi desu
Youtube complains this stage:pandaBee wrote:
Sugoi desu
Is had as hell, even more so than other games because so many opportunities to mess up.
Is this serious?