Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-25034020-20171017030146/@comment-30302124-20171104191436

CrystaltheCool wrote:

InfantryDoubleZero.exe wrote: mmmm... if you remove the は(wa) and try to translate to ぐっと(gutto) into " much, more, fast". there are three nouns Um, that character is actually "ha", not "wa". This is wa: わ

Ha is only read as Wa when it is used as a topic particle. For example: "私はかわいいです. " (TL: [as for] me, cute.) Given that the topic particle comes after the topic, and "ha" is the first character in the logo... Yea, it's read as Ha, not Wa.

I suspect you are using google translate. Google translate is not very helpful - it is better to use jisho.org as a dictionary instead. well,if you put  わ ''into google translate the phonetic reading is wa. and in google translate,typing wa gives  わ,and typing ha gives  は. so,you've been proven right,crystalthecool.''