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- Jan 11, 2014
I think "Fuu" and "shuu" are merely onomatopoeic words (in Japanese) to describe the sound of flying (or jumping into the air) aka there's no real special meaning to it. I surmise it mostly has something to do with the sound of wind/air rushing around the body while one jumps. The Japanese love to have sound-words associated with movements (for example, when your stomach is empty/you're hungry, they say it's 'pekopeko'; balls rolling are going 'korokoro'.) The English language has the same too (onomatopoeia) but I think Japanese has more of them (and the more fluent you are, the more likely you'll understand what they are.)
Going back to Shoma, I really love his very unassuming attitude.
Hahah but aye, the difference it makes between 'Fu' and 'Shu'....
Maybe 'Fu' is better for 3As and 'Shu' is for Quads? Difference in the quality of jump and air gushing past :yay:
Haha love Team Japan!