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change of sound when making a phrase
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change of sound when making a phrase
i dunno how to describe the problem here...
it's like when
恋(koi) + 人(hito) = 恋人(koibito)
and many other more, the second word have to change sound a bit...
So is there any set rules for this?
Sorry very tired now, my english a bit off...
it's like when
恋(koi) + 人(hito) = 恋人(koibito)
and many other more, the second word have to change sound a bit...
So is there any set rules for this?
Sorry very tired now, my english a bit off...
Last edited by deathelysium on Sat 09.03.2005 8:48 am, edited 1 time in total.
- deathelysium
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RE: change of sound when making a phrase
Yes. usually you just add the tenten mark ``, although there are some exceptions.
こい びと
かろう ぶそく
こい びと
かろう ぶそく
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Harisenbon - Posts: 2964
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RE: change of sound when making a phrase
some words they just stick together without changing the sound
how am i supposed to know when should the second character change?
how am i supposed to know when should the second character change?
- deathelysium
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RE: change of sound when making a phrase
That's the problem, you just don't ever really know for sure, after you get going you'll get a feel for how things should sound, and you'll know what's right and wrong, well, at least to a certain extent. Until then though, you pretty much just have to memorize the ones that are outside the norm, not much else you can really do.
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Justin - Posts: 300
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RE: change of sound when making a phrase
k thanks a lot, just wanted to know if there's any grammatical rule for that to help me ^.^ 
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