Fraise? That's an interesting name.
It's French for "strawberry", and they all have food names so... I guess it's supposed to sound demure. Her character description fits the name.BattlequeenYume said:
Fraise? That's an interesting name.
Edit: I've noticed the Japanese like using French in products too so I'm sure that's something to do with it. They like the "regality" of the West.
Oh! Now it's clear why I liked her in no time. And matches with the other food names.
BattlequeenYume said:
Fraise? That's an interesting name.
They certainly pronounce it more like fu-re-su in Japan though. They have their own way to pronounce foreign words.otaku_emmy said:
It's French for "strawberry", [...]
Yee, but I'm not Japanese. :pElioty said:
They certainly pronounce it more like fu-re-su in Japan though. They have their own way to pronounce foreign words.
It's not necessarily that they have their "own way", in many cases, it's just that they're incapable of saying it "correctly".