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Jui, Jui, which is of course Japanese for Akutung, Akutung. I am, I don't know the pronunciation.

Is that a lot of T-shirts?

We use that one, Paul.

I think, I think it might be a lot of T-shirts. The U has a flat line across the top of it,

like a sort of filled in umlaut. I have no idea what that does to the letter U.

No. Is it because it make it go R or U?

But if the Japanese are using characters rather than they alphabet.

Well, this is a, why have we got that in anyway?

This is an English transliteration, isn't it?

Yeah, but we don't know what that line is.

I know, it's a must point of putting it on.

Is that an English affectation?

No. I think it is. It's an intellectual affectation, isn't it?

Of course you know what the flat line means, dear boy.

Right, um, well, we're recording this episode of We Have Ways to Make You Talk on December.

The seventh date that you'll live in Edfamilie,

the day that the Japanese, of course, attacked Pearl Harbour.

So it only seemed, that's how you pronounce it.

So it only seemed right to give a nod to the nation responsible to making it into a world war.

James Holland is with me, of course.

Morning, James, at Pearl Harbour, the moment that seals the fate of the Axis Powers discuss.

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