File spoon-archives/postcolonial.archive/postcolonial_1998/postcolonial.9811, message 62


From: "Shin Yamamoto" <shinyamamoto-AT-ma4.justnet.ne.jp>
Subject: Re:Joy Kogawa and Others
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1998 15:07:34 +0900


Dear Lee,

         I think they do, or actually their ancestors did. I have not read
anything about any of them before, so the following is all my guessing from
my knowledge and experience as a Japanese.
         I am rather confident about three of them.  Kogawa shold be $BJ4-AT-n(B,
Okada $B2,ED(B and  Sone $BA>:,(B.$B!!(BAbout Okimoto, it should be $B2-K\(B, although there
are common mistakes by Englsih speakers in pronouncing -a/-e as -i,  just
like _Sake_. Correctly it is pronounced as [sa-ke], but I often hear it as
[sa-ki]. Then if it is mistaken as I suspect, it should be $B2,K\(B.
         Hope this will help.

Shin  Yamamoto
Yokkaichi University
JAPAN   $B!!(B
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$B;3K\!!?-!J$d$^$b$H!&$7$s!K(B
$B")(B510-0034$B!!;MF|;T;TBl-AT-nD.#6!]#2#3!]#3#0#G(B
Tel/Fax 0593-34-1799 or 020-612-0795
Shin Yamamoto
6-23, #30G, Takigawa, Yokkaichi
JAPAN  510-0034
Tel/Fax: +011-81-593-34-1799
Email: yamamoto-AT-yokkaichi-u.ac.jp
        shinyamamoto-AT-ma4.justnet.ne.jp
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