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Hotchkiss Japanese. Borrowed from english hotchkiss, after the e. But why not ステープル (suteeperu)? I was wondering where the odd pronunciation comes from, i.e., it's origin story. My favorite word in japanese at the moment is stapler. The word for stapler in japanese is hotchkiss, or ホチキス (hochikisu), which leads to the question of why the heck. On the outside of the package, only the word “hotchkiss” was present (like the image you see above). Well, the reason for that is that the company who introduced staplers in japan was hotchkiss. The japanese name hotchikisu (ホッチキス) of staplers almost certainly originates from the name of a company, e.h. When questions lead to more questions. Hotchkiss company of norwalk, connecticut, u.s., an early and prominent. The most common word in japanese for “stapler” is hochikisu or hotchikisu, which seems to come from the name of the e.f. The katakana tells us that the word is actually a foreign word.

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My favorite word in japanese at the moment is stapler. On the outside of the package, only the word “hotchkiss” was present (like the image you see above). The japanese name hotchikisu (ホッチキス) of staplers almost certainly originates from the name of a company, e.h. I was wondering where the odd pronunciation comes from, i.e., it's origin story. Hotchkiss company of norwalk, connecticut, u.s., an early and prominent. When questions lead to more questions. Well, the reason for that is that the company who introduced staplers in japan was hotchkiss. The word for stapler in japanese is hotchkiss, or ホチキス (hochikisu), which leads to the question of why the heck. But why not ステープル (suteeperu)? The katakana tells us that the word is actually a foreign word.

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Hotchkiss Japanese Borrowed from english hotchkiss, after the e. The word for stapler in japanese is hotchkiss, or ホチキス (hochikisu), which leads to the question of why the heck. On the outside of the package, only the word “hotchkiss” was present (like the image you see above). Well, the reason for that is that the company who introduced staplers in japan was hotchkiss. Hotchkiss company of norwalk, connecticut, u.s., an early and prominent. I was wondering where the odd pronunciation comes from, i.e., it's origin story. But why not ステープル (suteeperu)? The japanese name hotchikisu (ホッチキス) of staplers almost certainly originates from the name of a company, e.h. Borrowed from english hotchkiss, after the e. The katakana tells us that the word is actually a foreign word. My favorite word in japanese at the moment is stapler. The most common word in japanese for “stapler” is hochikisu or hotchikisu, which seems to come from the name of the e.f. When questions lead to more questions.

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