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Jessica
why the U doesn't sound when you speak japanese? (im learning japanes by myself hehe)
Jan 12, 2018 6:20 AM
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Yes always. Actually if you listen carefully enough you would find out that the u in Sakura is not very strong. It's a light tune you don't read it as Sakoora. Itadakimasu sounds actually like itadakimas. it's the light tune so bit confusing .
I'm also studying Japanese on my own can I add you ?
January 12, 2018
U sound in Japanese is between u and i
January 12, 2018
I suppose you are talking about the pronunciation of U yea ?
As far as I think, U has its own sound and it's between u and i
For example Desu sounds like Des
So ..does it make sense ?
January 12, 2018
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