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whoiszolian :

Theyre their and there

Jampol :

It's pitch accent

ᴛ ᴏ ɢ ᴏ :

how do japanese people memories the pitch of an word? can someone explain in the comments

diastudyjp :

Same same buto differento[Crying]

JuSTranger 🏠🔒 | 🍋☎️ :

hashī , hashí and hashì . japanese is an intonational language unlike many european that uses word stress . so in japanese words can spell the same but the meaning is different . its the reason why kanji exist

Threadbare Saint :

I'm glad it's not just English that's stupid like that

Danielle Babin :

context

Andrew Thompson :

A context language

RealGamerCow :

same same

daidaid54 :

はし　は典型例だけど、熟語になると同音異義語は殆どイントネーションによって区別される事は無いように思う。そう考えると、こんな風に区別される単語は意外と少ない気もする。

Randomedits :

Hashi hashi hashi

Cantaré :

tone! Japanese tones are less noticeable than Chinese, but Japanese still has its language family roots based in Chinese from thousands of years ago.

🚩 :

japanese pronunciation can be like up down, flat up or just flat for a same word but it have a different meanings

Learnjpwithsu :

Hahaha

さりーSally :

日本語は音が乏しいからイントネーションで区別しようとするが、そのイントネーションも厳密に決めたルールはなくて方言によってもかなり違うから、結局は漢字や文脈で区別するしかない

foolproof87 :

Hashi hashi hashi hashi hashi hashi hashi hashi 🤣

MugLaro :

hashi

Will the silliest sorcerer :

same same

Børge :

Dr.azam khan :

GurahlDad :

itspronouncedbrendhan :

Thanks guys

Orionspeed :

Hiiiiii

Retro Pixel :

im hearing "i shi i shi" and im like.. bro.. bathroom is to the left

eddypet3 :

omoshiroi