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I'm British and this is the first time that I've seen that spelling.

• alanh 11y ago
  Must be Japanese, via transliteration…?
  • andresmanz 11y ago
    I think that would be "nya" or "nyan", then.
  • to3m 11y ago
    No, it's definitely used, but (like "gaol") probably not as often as the more obvious alternative spelling.
• MLR 11y ago
  I used to spell it like that when I was younger, I'll admit I'd completely forgotten until I just saw this conversation. I imagine it's just one of those things that's dying off with increased globalisation.
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