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does any one know the difference from jujutsu and jujitsu? and is hakko denshin ryu a good martial art?
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No.Randy Strausbaugh said:Sort of like the difference between Kenpo and Kempo.
I used to think so, too. The characters for both are the same, and some practitioners have changed from one to the other. That's why I made the comparison to the jujutsu/jujitsu question. It's all good, though.Brother John said:No.
Kenpo and Kempo are two distinctly different/divergent arts.
Jujutsu and Jujitsu...the only difference is a U and an I .
Your Brother
John
Man i can't believe i'm writing this, I feel like my junior high english teacher...but it was kind of bugging mePatrick Skerry said:You are experiencing the typical writing phenomenon associated with the English language when transcribing foreign words based on onomonpaedic variations: in other words, spelling as they sound because that particular word doesn't exist in the English language.
But apparently not enough - the word I was actually referring too was onomatopoietic.bignick said::-offtopic
Man i can't believe i'm writing this, I feel like my junior high english teacher...but it was kind of bugging me
I believe the word you are referring to onomatopoeia, is a word that mimics the sound of the thing it describes. Buzz, bang, pow etc...
Spelling by sound is referred to as phonetic transcription.
I hang out with too many english majors....
I'll second that. The symbol in Japanese that translates to the m AND the n sound is the same. English has similarities. The word immobile comes from the prefix "in-" meaning "not" and of cousre "mobile." But try to say INmobile really fast. It just somed out immobile. The symbol for m/n kind of looks like our lower-case "h," but more slanted and fancy-looking. Now, Kenpo and Kendo might be different. I'm not sure.Randy Strausbaugh said:I used to think so, too. The characters for both are the same, and some practitioners have changed from one to the other. That's why I made the comparison to the jujutsu/jujitsu question. It's all good, though.
Brother John said:No.
1)Kenpo and Kempo are two distinctly different/divergent arts.
Jujutsu and Jujitsu...the only difference is a U and an I .
Your Brother
John