Why do outsiders have trouble pronouncing the "v" sounds in Gerudo words? [closed]
Solution 1:
This is likely a carry-over reference from the original Japanese script. Natural Japanese doesn't have a 'v' sound. They use the 'b' series of katakana to represent it. As a result, many Japanese people have a hard time saying the 'v' sound and default to the 'b' (i.e. television in Japanese is 'terebi').
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