are you ready for eesa vs aisa autism v2.0?
this time it's Kazuha
her original japanese name is カズハ
I'm attaching the google translate pronunciation of that name
as you can hear, it's the same as her officinal english name kazuha
but her korean name is 카즈하, which you pronounce as kajeuha
the question is: why do koreans use "jeu" for the "zu" syllable?
of course they don't have the "Z" sound but they still have "U" sound, but they use "EU" instead which is completely different
makes you think