I bought my first car a 2012 Nissan Sentra in feburary. Nii-san in japanese means brother. So i bought a brother. So family members can be bought 

 

But 

You said Nissan

And then Nii San

Those are different

i know, but they sound the same. Spelling is another matter

Sonic sounds like Sun Ick

Turns out the sun is bad for you

I've thought of that before. xDD

But the sun gives life on the planet ; v ;

 

I've thought of that before. xDD

 

I thought of it just now!

funny

Japanese Industry = Nippon Sangyou

Ni'pon Sangyou*

Ni'san

Nissan

 

The more you know

*(double constonants represent a small pause which is written with its own character in Japanese)

Japanese Industry = Nippon Sangyou

Ni'pon Sangyou*

Ni'san

Nissan

 

The more you know

*(double constonants represent a small pause which is written with its own character in Japanese)

I actually didn't know that. 

*(double constonants represent a small pause which is written with its own character in Japanese)

 

Isn't it just a small tsu?  Can't type in kanna on this computer.

Isn't it just a small tsu?  Can't type in kanna on this computer.

Yes, and that represents the small pause or double consonant. 

Yes, and that represents the small pause or double consonant. 

 

But what I'm saying is it's not it's own character, just a smaller version of tsu.

Take care of your younger brother well.

But what I'm saying is it's not it's own character, just a smaller version of tsu.

 

I said that really for simplicity's sake.  Even though they use a small tsu it still has a different pronunciation (or lack of pronunciation ) than the large tsu.  But it's always the same symbol where in the romanization we just make two consonants.