Talk:Rapi:t
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[edit] German name
Yes, the name really is taken from German rapid, which is pronounced "rah-peet" (IPA "Rapi:t"). English rapid would be something like "rÓ•pid" in IPA. Jpatokal 18:19, 15 June 2007 (UTC)
