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:warning: I've been told this might be a phoneme unique to Gumi, in that case just use the 'Z' sound phoneme your vocaloid has. Soooo, I've compiled a list of the best replacement Japanese sounds for many common English sounds! Here they are, in this order:

English has more phonemes than are included in a Japanese voicebank, and because of this, you've gotta find the best Japanese phonemes to use in place of the English ones. As you all probably know, one of the things that makes it hard for a Japanese vocaloid to sing in English is the difference between which phonemes it has compared to those an English vocaloid has.

Vocaloid phoneme list