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Going through yahoo japan today i came across some interesting words that i couldnt figure out......but after looking at the picture that each word referred to....it was easy.... here are the words in question......

1 RAJIETA

2 SUPOIRA

3 FUYUZU

4 FUYUERU

5 KYAMBA

6 GIYA

if you put on your best japanese accent it becomes apparent that they are saying radiator,spoiler,fuse,fuel,camber and gear......

please post any more that you know of.....would be good to make a list of these for reference purposes

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Daun-sasu - Down sus (low down suspension)

futto wa-ku - Footwork (suspension)

suttearingu - steering (steering wheel)

hoi-ru - wheel

shee-to - seat

o-dio - audio

Theres soooo many more... actually, it'd be better to type these out in katakana, because typing it this way in romaji is misleading as to the pronunciation, but a student (or someone living in Japan) will know how to pronounce these properly.

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Batteree

Bakku-mirah

Rajio

Gasorine-tanku

spahk puragu - Spark Plugs

firutah - Filter

Sighdo-mirah

banpah

kyaburetah - Carburetor

shirindah - Cylinder

igunishon

hando-burayki - handbrake

toranku - trank/boot

heddo-right

kurank-shafuto - crank shaft

fog-rampu - fog lamp

enjin

camu-shafuto - camshaft

pedaru - pedal

burayk-disk

wigh-pah

stahta-mohtah

stearing-koram - steering column

sheet-beruto - seat belt

distribyutah

fronto-garas - windshield/front glass

tigh-yah - wheel/tyre

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