How do you abbreviate Super Saiyajin? Is it SS or SSJ? I've always wondered this.
Dragon Ball Super
SSJ, you fucking plebeian.
My hobbies include lecturing on the nuances of Zoroastrianism, honing my mind and body to a keen edge, and espousing verbose prose the like of which would cause Shakespeare to elicit a sharp, audible intake of breath.
Who is my favorite character?
SSJ, I've been using this since I was little
Tenshinhan.
>J spics
It's SS
>An ANGEL TIER transformation is still WEAKER than Bills
Based.
SSJ.
GT is better.
Did she deserve it?
SSJGJSSJ
>Bills
Kek based.
If Chadrus wanted to lift even a finger, this goat shit would already be over.
>non-canon nostalgiabitch filler meme "character"
Try harder, little BITCH. Did you hear me, CUNT? Step it the FUCK up, pup.
Supa Saiya-Jin.
>CHADtani VS tracertaro and shitmamuro
ₑₙₜₑᵣ
Based and Truthpilled.
No.
>Calling TenshinCHAD a "meme character".
Done.
Incellbros....why did we run from GODku.....
Based Yamchabro i knew you could do it.
BABABASED.
Based Pedobro
Enter HONORARYMEMBEROFTHECUTEGANGne
We know Saibamanbro.
Aw, what's the matter? Are the little faggots butthurt that nobody else likes their creatively bankrupt series?
You can't miss out on the Chad letter.
>Tenshinhan
>Non-canon
Try again.
>The reason why Bardock´s sons did not get as smart as him.
Gine was a mistake and ruined Bardock the brilliant scientist legacy forever.
Rarity.
Pedochads gotta stick together
Bejita.
>211076856
>Projecting
Official Japanese materials have been abbreviating Super Saiyan as SS since it's debut.
SSJ was used by Western fans because the early translations of Dragon Ball into French transliterated the name as Super Saiyajin.
So, SS is correct.
>oceanfag
You're alright
based pedogetabro
Sūpā-Saiya-Jin (超サイヤ人)
3 compounds of one Fukugōgo (compound word) It's not two words, and the chinese compound "Jin" (人) is not a suffix like we would expect it in English.
If we transliterate it into Latin letters, then the correct abbreviation of the Japanese form is SSJ.
If you prefer the English translation, it's fine. But I believe most people prefer the Japanese version, which is used all over the world, even outside of Japan.