User talk:Jason Stormchild

Hello. Regarding your last edit summary on Aum ("# 14:21, 18 May 2010 ... Aum ‎ (Fixed incorrect Japanese representation (again). It is NOT written as オーム in Japanese, since that means Ohm, and オーン means nothing.)"), you might care to read ja:オーム_(聖音). E557 (talk) 05:44, 28 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Note that there's also a Japanese Wikipedia entry for the correct term: 阿吽

The appropriate entries both appear in EDICT, the most commonly-used Japanese-English dictionary. It can be accessed via the WWWJDIC website. It's not possible to link directly to specific entries, so the terms have to be copied and entered in the form on that page.

オーム (Ohm, as in the physicist and SI unit for electrical impedance)

阿吽 (Om, the syllable)

I've added the appropriate citation. If your goal was really to verify that all of the information is correct, you should have added a similar requirement for all of the other language representations as well. It's curious that you did not do that.--Jason Stormchild (talk) 17:52, 28 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]