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Sweethoney wrote:
ellem wrote:
we group readings into two categories, onyomi (the Chinese readings) and kunyomi (the Japanese readings). There’s usually at least one onyomi and one kunyomi reading for each sign, but sometimes there’s even more than that. It’s what sign is written either before or after the sign that decides how it will be pronounced
This helped a lot and i read some more about it online. Language is so fasihinating. i know 90% of the hiragana now :3 so thats a start. (at least reading them, probably not wrting them goodlol)
Sweethoney wrote:
The meaning is pretty much the same but there’s different readings, different ways to pronounce the same signellem wrote:
Haha yes it is, don’t forget that most kanji have two or more readings as well, and you need to know all of them
Do you mean meanings?Haha yes it is, don’t forget that most kanji have two or more readings as well, and you need to know all of them
we group readings into two categories, onyomi (the Chinese readings) and kunyomi (the Japanese readings). There’s usually at least one onyomi and one kunyomi reading for each sign, but sometimes there’s even more than that. It’s what sign is written either before or after the sign that decides how it will be pronounced
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