Rising or falling intonation

[mbridge]

How does the stress go for the words 橋 and 箸
I'm guessing one is rising and one is falling, but which is which?

I'm also curious about 酒 and 鮭. I remember learning that one is pronounced with a rising intonation and the other with a falling intonation, but I can't remember which was which.

Also, any other homonyms I 'ought to know?

[NileCat]

橋　rising
箸　falling

酒　rising
鮭　falling

Well, there are many and, to be honest, I have no idea how I can list them up.

[coco]

Welcome to TJP forums.

When look up a J-J dictionary, you can find whether it's rising or not.　Numbers show the accent.

For example,
箸　is　1.
橋　is 0.

Also, any other homonyms I 'ought to know?

I think it's better you learn each accent when you learn new vocabularies.

[becki_kanou]

It's also worth noting that the intonation is often different depending on regional dialect, so if you learn 標準語 you may find the people around you accenting words differently depending on where in Japan you end up. (I think you said you were going to be in Osaka, correct? )

edit: oops I think it was someone else going to Osaka...

[Yudan Taiteki]

その麟ちゃんかっこよすぎ...

[becki_kanou]

ありがとう！ほんまにかっちょええやろう？

[Yudan Taiteki]

なんか「俺様最高だぜ」みたいなポーズ。

[becki_kanou]

笑！正にその通り。

[coco]

カメラ目線だし。（右の眉毛が渋い） 麟太朗くん、将来が楽しみ。