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Are there Japanese CVs that can speak english well?

>> No.11949987

many can
Japanese scripts are written in japanese and thus spoken in japanese

>> No.11949991
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CV?

>> No.11949995

>>11949991
Casting Voice

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>>11949995
these people are called seiyuus, so call them properly and don't use silly abbreviations no one can understand

>> No.11950009

>>11949991
Curriculum vitae

>> No.11950019

>>11950002
why are you pluralizing japanese words? do you also say animes?

>> No.11950023

>>11950019
This is America pal

>> No.11950045

I believe the term you're all looking for is "voice actor". You're welcome.

>> No.11950046
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>>11950019
if you adapt japanese words into english, you pluralize them like you pluralize words in english, disgusting weeb

>> No.11950048

>>11950046
No one says "Sushis"

>> No.11950052

>>11950048
because people call the whole meal as "sushi"
are you eating "BBQs" if you put a sausage and a steak on the grill?

>> No.11950053

>>11950052
Nobody calls sashimi sashimis.

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>>11950053
the HELL is a sashimi, we're talking about *real* words that exist in the US of A, partner

>> No.11950064

>>11950059
I think you meant to say pardner.
I don't think you're a real American.

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>>11950064
in my heart, i am
living the american dream

>> No.11950257

You're all fucking dumb right now.

What >>11950045 said, if you use any other word for it you're retarded.

>> No.11950262

i question the existence of a japanese person who speaks english fluently who didn't live in an english speaking country for a decent portion of their life

>> No.11950268

Imagine an otaku culture board that doesn't know what a CV is.

>> No.11950356

>>11950268
No one here has any use of a CV.

>> No.11950380

>>11950257
lmao not using 声優 instead

>> No.11950385

>>11950380
Why the fuck should you change to Japanese for? It's much easier to just write voice actor.

>> No.11950392

>>11950385
>It's much easier to just write voice actor.
Kanji are easier to type if you tru /jaypee/

>> No.11950395

>>11950392
More like a true fucking retard.

>> No.11950401

>>11950395
It takes less time to write seyuu and pressing space bar than writing voice actor.

>> No.11950402

>>11950395
Your new is showing.

>> No.11950404

>>11950395
Please do not 侮辱 my 友.

>> No.11950412

>>11950401
It doesn't since you also have to switch inputs.

>> No.11950435

>>11950401
but it ends up taking much longer when you have to defend your romaji spelling from the weeblords that start greentexting at you.

>> No.11951581

>>11949984
Putting aside why you didn't just write "voice actor", you're not using CV correctly. It's used to indicate who voices a character, but you can't use it as a shorthand for voice actor.
So you can do this: "Coach Oota (CV: Wakamoto Norio)" but not this: "Wakamoto Norio is the CV of Coach Oota".

>>11949995
It means Character Voice.
ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/キャラクターボイス

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