Kanji compound pronunciation!
I have a question and need some help please!
I am wondering if there is a rule for the pattern in kanji pronunciation that I see?
Here is the pattern...
口「くち」→ 窓口 「まどぐち」
山「サン」→ 火山 「かざん」
歳「サイ」→ 万歳 「ばんざい」
高「たか」→ 円高 「えんだか」
引き「ひき」→ 万引き 「まんびき」
寺「てら」→ 山寺「やまでら」
Plus loads more
So the pronunciation of the end kanji goes from た→だ as an example.
Thank you!!!
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Answers · 2
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However, there are exceptions to your list:
早口 はやくち
一口 ひとくち
沢山 たくさん
歳 there are words that break the rule, but those are less used words so I will not list them
高 same as above
綱引き つなひき
寺 quick search didn't show any exceptions, but that was just a quick search.
and so on
But similar conversion happens for many (maybe not all, but many) kana that have "hard" and "soft" version.
For example
島 しま ー> じま
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熟語になると、濁音がつくものもあると思います。ですが、完全にそうとは言い切れないので私達は、覚えてしまっています。
た→だの例は、人の名前で申し訳ないのですが、田「た」→稲田「いなだ」とかですかね。
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