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Old 09-07-2004, 02:08 PM   #1
Devon Natario
 
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Curious

I was discussing this with a friend, and I am here to see if anyone here can help. Sorry if this is off the topic...

We were watching a movie and we heard the "Red Flower Society" pronounced in Cantonese.

I wondered how different it would be in Japanese.

I looked up what I could, and found it like this, "Kousai Akai Kusabana"

Was I correct in what I have? Are there any other ways to word, "The Red Flower Society"?

Just curious. Sorry again if this is off the subject.

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