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In Dragon Ball Z, the abbreviations for Super Saiyan 1 and 2 are SSJ and SSJ2.
However, there is no 'j' in Saiyan, so where does this 'j' come from in the
abbreviation?


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Where does the 'J' in SSJ and SSJ2 come from?


It comes from the Japanese original name for Super Saiyan: 超{スーパー}サイヤ人{じん},
pronounced _Sūpā Saiya-jin_.

You can read more about it at <http://dragonball.wikia.com/wiki/Super_Saiyan>.

Jin means "people/person." 'Gaikoku-jin' means foreigners.


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It means Super Saiya Jin , jin is "people" Saiya Jin = saiya people ,
Namekusei Jin = namekusei people , Nihonjin = japan people


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