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Dakuten and Dakuon
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I've been wondering for a while. Why in some composite words the second word is marked. ie: ãã¡ becomes ãã¡ in ã„ã‚Šãã¡(入りå£). I have a pretty good guess, but I just need clarifitcation. |
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Re: Dakuten and Dakuon
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No one really knows. Not even the Japanese. But popular theory says that it's to make certain mora easier to pronounce in their new positions. I was taught to just learn each pronunciation change as I encounter them.
ã“ã“ã«ä½•ã‚’言ã†ã®ã‹å…¨ã分ã‹ã‚‰ãªã„。。。
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Re: Dakuten and Dakuon
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You can read this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rendaku |
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Re: Dakuten and Dakuon
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| Thanks, just what I was looking for. Funny how I couldnt find it on Wiki before :/ |