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Gakusei , Gakkousei
Oyaho minna !
about ( student ) , is it :
- Gakusei がくせい
or
- Gakkousei = Gakkou がっこう ( school ) + Seitoせいと ( student )
ありがとう
Apr 30, 2011 2:21 PM
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We japanese don`t say "gakkousei".
Gakusei = Gaku(学問=study) + Sei(生徒=student) = one who study
April 30, 2011
1
Gakusei がくせい
Never heard "gakkousei".
April 30, 2011
You can pronounce "Gakusei" as is. We also use the word 学生 for the university or college students, which is not Gakkou, but is called Daigaku or Tandai. So it is never Gakkou + Seito, and Gakusei, which is Gaku(Studying) + Sei(Student), is pronounced "Gakusei" as well.
May 1, 2011
i meant if it's gakusei , do we pronounce it GaKKousei ? with 2 KK
April 30, 2011
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