@above The key phrase is "on occasion." In its non-conjugated form, a word like "osu" will typically be pronounced "ohsue," especially if it's not at the end of a sentence where some people get crude in enunciating vowels. The slang pronunciation may be "ohs," but it's commonly and properly pronounced as "ohsue." And if OP is referring to the game, it's definitely pronounced "ohsue" as per the developers.
If it's Japanese it's most likely pronounced Ohs. The character "su" is rarely ever pronounced su. Basically the u is dropped. Same goes for Tsu. the U is dropped on occasion. It's not often you see the U in Tsu dropped but it does happen. That concludes our Japanese lesson for the day. Class dismissed.
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The game?
Oh-sue or oh-seu.
ya-sue-oh
or
ho-oh
osu < Elite beat agents.
It's oh-sue.
@above The key phrase is "on occasion." In its non-conjugated form, a word like "osu" will typically be pronounced "ohsue," especially if it's not at the end of a sentence where some people get crude in enunciating vowels. The slang pronunciation may be "ohs," but it's commonly and properly pronounced as "ohsue." And if OP is referring to the game, it's definitely pronounced "ohsue" as per the developers.
If it's Japanese it's most likely pronounced Ohs. The character "su" is rarely ever pronounced su. Basically the u is dropped. Same goes for Tsu. the U is dropped on occasion. It's not often you see the U in Tsu dropped but it does happen.
That concludes our Japanese lesson for the day. Class dismissed.