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mandykyoya
How do you know which reading to use: "kunyomi" or "onyomi" when reading Kanji outloud? Just memorize them?
I know kunyomi is the Japanese reading and it's usually used when a Kanji is read alone and onyomi is the Chinese reading that's used when a Kanji is with another one (compounds). Is that the only clue? Do you just have to memorize each reading?
20 jan. 2011 01:37
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Mmmm...that's a difficult question to answer since we involuntarily read them.
Your understanding is right, and I think more than 90% of words can be read correctly with that.
Concerning a small number of exceptions....work hard & good luck (A^_^;)
P.S.
"DURARARA!!" is a lot of fun^^ I'm fond of it, too.
20 januari 2011
It's hard to find a rule to difine when to read in kunyomi or onyomi.
My experience is read more books and check up dictionary to memorise more words.
Hope can help u.
20 januari 2011
It is obvious from the context.
20 januari 2011
Heb je je antwoorden nog steeds niet gevonden?
Schrijf je vragen op en laat de moedertaalsprekers je helpen!
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