Understanding Nanori

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Understanding Nanori

2014/6/28 01:55

It doesn't seem like it falls with the On-Yomi and Kun-Yomi. I always thought it showed examples of how the kanji you're reading can be used. Is that right? Lel

by GodToot

Re: Understanding Nanori

2014/6/28 21:51

No reading rules not only on(on-on) and kun(kun-kun) reading
mixed(yuoke[��] reading/on-kun or kun-on) and special reading exist a lot.

Recent years new type special reading as unconventional baby name a lot
calling "DQN(dokyun:pain/idiotic) or �L��L��(kira-kira:twinkle) name".
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2012/01/22/general/what-to-call-baby/

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