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Actually, not that much for Korean speakers, because "file" becomes "pa-il" and "fire" becomes "pa-i-eo". (Damn English triphthongs...) Hopefully they won't l

• lioeters 8y ago
  Similarly for Japanese, "file" is pronounced/written as "fairu" and "fire" as "faiyaa". If the service docs are translated, then they would look like (and sound as) difference names.
• nerpderp83 8y ago
  By the heat of the fire, and play their songs from LyreStore. Floating plastic would go in the GyreStore. If you had a bunch muck it would go in MireStore.