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it means like a tornado and a twister.
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"Cyclone" in the sense of a hurricane/typhoon would be 'taifuu'. In the sense of a tornado, it would be 'tatsumaki'.
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What is 'cyclone' in Japanese?
"Cyclone" in the sense of a hurricane/typhoon would be 'taifuu'. In the sense of a tornado, it would be 'tatsumaki'.
What does ryu say when performing the hurricane kick?
Tatsumaki-Senpū kyaku He says it as if it were slang. Combining two of the words and almost skipping "Tatsumaki" "Tsumak-sempu-kyen" Actually, the above is wrong: The voice sample is a bit poor on the older games, but nevertheless, he's saying "Tatsumaki senpuu kyaku" but he drops the "i" and "u" in some cases, which is the way Japanese tend to speak. So he's actually saying "tats mak senpuu kyak"
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If there person is speaking English, they will simply be called tornadoes. Otherwise, what they are called depends on the language. In Japanese, for example, they are called tatsumaki, while in Chinese they are lóngjuǎnfēng.
