What determines if the kanji is read in the "kun" or "on" reading in a sentence?
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Mainly it depends on "jukugo*" or not.
There're many exceptions though.
"Jukugo" means the word consist of 2 kanjis and is read in "on".
e.g read in "on"
noun
質問 shitsu-mon : question
回答 kai-tou : answer
verb = noun+suru
質問する shitsu-mon suru : to ask
回答する kai-tou suru : to answer
e.g read in "kun"
問う to-u : to ask
答える kota-eru : to answer
This is very difficult question. Actually I don't know how I choose on or kun. Maybe I memorize them...
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