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Hi,

I was wondering what Belldandy was in Japanese, because "L" does not exist
and is replaced with an '"R" most times.
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Strictly speaking, neither "L" nor "R" exists in Japanese. The sound
represented by "r" in romaji is much closer to, say, the Spanish 'r'.

In any case, Belldandy's name can be romanized be-ru-da-n-di-i. Di itself is
de plus a small i. The last "i" is a dash in katakana.

Edward Chang, Skuld no Shinpu
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