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how to pronounce "一"and"二"in Japanese?ps:they are not the numbers.i can't type Japanese. they just appear in sentences.for example: ヴォーヴォナグル (the third one) and それでコンピュータに兴味を持ちソフトエンジニアーになりました(the 22th one).actually,i just a beginner,these sentences are copied from internet.

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ー is a long vowel mark, usually used in katakana (片仮名). examples: cool - クール ball - ボール It simply extends the vowel of the previous character making it longer sound. ニ is simply the katakana (片仮名) version of に
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Just for additional information.. "ー" cannot be pronounced as itself. After "a" sound, it becomes "a", after "i", it becomes "i", and same for "u" "e" "o".
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Could you write the actual sentence?
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As far as I am concerned, they are the numbers on and two. They are nothing else. They are usually pronounced: いちに, when they appear together together meaning "one or two". Otherwise there is a host of pronunciations.

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