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Well his name is written in Katakana so I dunno if we can get anything from it like Kanji for example, unless it has a meaning in Japanese or Chinese or something like that, or if Kubo wrote Bach and he knows what it means in German, then Buckbeard's powers are water or rivers or something like that..? Or it has something to do with music maybe, or both, or well, neither.
KuroNoKenshi said:
Candor said:
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ユーハバッハ = Juuha Bahha
The small 'tsu' ッ in kana is a 'sokuon', in a nuttshell you can say that it'll take the sound of the first consonant following it.
I'll take the exemple of the word 座って (すわって)Suwatte, (te form of the verb 'to sit')
It's not pronounced su-wa-tsu-te but su-wa-tte.
I'm not convinced about バッハ being translated to Bach, personally I'll go with either バチュ/バ久/バアチュ/バア久 depending on you want to make it be prononciated.Thanks for the info, I don't know everything about the Kana, I just memorized them and learned the basics of them, I might've missed that part.
Anyway I think there are a couple of things that makes Bach a possible pronunciation:
- The chapter he appeared in was called The Buckbeard, the Buck in it and Bach have the same pronunciation in English.
- Kubo was using Spanish for naming the Arrancar and now he's using German to name the Quincy, and Bach is a famous composer and he's German.
- The Katakana バッハ in the composer's name and in Buckbeard's name are the same.
All of these make it Bach for me, but well we won't find out until Kubo confirms it somehow, I guess.