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| :Look at the katakana...It's pronounced the same as "Keyblade". "Kii" is another pronunciation of chi. And the page was moved because the Latin X and the Greek chi are actually different letters. Now it's at [Chi]-Blade and not [X]-Blade.—[[User:Urutapu|Urutapu]] 23:06, January 10, 2010 (UTC) | | :Look at the katakana...It's pronounced the same as "Keyblade". "Kii" is another pronunciation of chi. And the page was moved because the Latin X and the Greek chi are actually different letters. Now it's at [Chi]-Blade and not [X]-Blade.—[[User:Urutapu|Urutapu]] 23:06, January 10, 2010 (UTC) |
| {{Saxisai|time=[[User:Saxisai|Saxisai]] 23:15, January 10, 2010 (UTC)|text=I'm not sure you got what I said, I meant that the name, as in the actual english spelling, X-Blade, is still the same, which is the title of the page. But it says that the page has been moved from X-Blade to X-Blade...but it is the exact same thing...so, why did the page have to be moved? Couldn't the information on the page just be changed? I get that the pronunciation of the title has changed, but its not noticeable in the spelling...}} | | {{Saxisai|time=[[User:Saxisai|Saxisai]] 23:15, January 10, 2010 (UTC)|text=I'm not sure you got what I said, I meant that the name, as in the actual english spelling, X-Blade, is still the same, which is the title of the page. But it says that the page has been moved from X-Blade to X-Blade...but it is the exact same thing...so, why did the page have to be moved? Couldn't the information on the page just be changed? I get that the pronunciation of the title has changed, but its not noticeable in the spelling...}} |
| {{neumannz|time=[[User:Neumannz|Neumannz]] 23:25, January 10, 2010 (UTC)|text=Well, now I'm downright confused. The pronouciation symbol on the page indicates a long "i", making it 'kai', but why is the same symbol used to show the pronounciation of [[Keyblade]]?}} | | {{neumannz|time=[[User:Neumannz|Neumannz]] 23:25, January 10, 2010 (UTC)|text=Well, now I'm downright confused. The pronouciation symbol on the page indicates a long "i", making it 'kai', but why is the same symbol used to show the pronounciation of [[Keyblade]]?<br><br>As more the page being moved, Saxisai, judging from the URL in IE, i'd say someone actually used the Greek letter '''in''' the name, which seems like taking it too far to me.}} |