Talk:Tei☆in!/@comment-1050617-20141107085025/@comment-25927581-20150204060454

upon studying Japanese Hiragana and Katakana, I realized that there is no such thing as the romaji "Ti" in their language. The only thing they have is "chi" in it's place (it goes ta, chi, tsu, te, to rather than others such as ka ki ku ke ko for the "alphabet" if you will). Also to make the "Ti" sound, such as in some names I've had to translate, they simply pair "Te" with "i" to make that sound. So I'm glad we did not change it!