N
ext
P
revious
H
ome
Notes:
The U in ohayou is sometimes written as an o with a bar on top to indicate a "long o"
In Japanese it's literally written O HA YO U and while it's hard to hear, each syllable gets equal weight.
koNbanwa comes out sounding more like koMbanwa
N
ext
P
revious
H
ome
