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originallambrettaman said:
Though it's generally written as harakiri, it's actually just an English spelling of a Japanese word, so there is no formal correct spelling.

It's like Gedo/Geddo, or Elmohamady/Al-Muhammadi, which are just English spellings of Arabic words.
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it's not though... it's hara-kiri in french also and in german (and most likely many other languages that I do not speak).

harikiri does not exist.

harakiri informal word used by japanese.

seppuku (formal word) would have alleviated any confusion

like I said, I wanted to be pedantic.
 
K Klutz aka said:
He'd have got more than another two,surely. He was out for ages,and i reckon we'd have been champions,but for that injury.
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I meant at least two, to take him to double figures. It'd be a bit specific to state exactly two <laugh>
 
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