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*Japanese language has got three different scripts, called Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. It can also be written in roman letters. In this text we are introducing Japanese through roman letters. However, to assist the student in the pronunciation of different syllables, we have provided the Devnagari equivalent too. The Hiragana has also been provided.
There are no
,
and Lama is pronounced as |
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In order to produce ‘n’ sound, we sometimes use the ‘m’ alphabet and at other times
we use ‘n’ alphabet. Generally, when ‘n’ sound is used before consonants
like ‘p’, ‘b’. ‘m’, then we write it as ‘m’, and at all other times,
we write it as ‘n’. Some examples have been given above.
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Japanese Language has long sounds and double consonant sounds.
A long sound is a prolonged sound of a vowel or a consonant, and
in a double consonant sound, we do give more stress on a particular
sound. Double consonant sound is like the
or sound
in Hindi. Let us give some examples below.
While writing a long sound, we generally repeat the same vowel
used in the alphabet. Similarly, for a double consonant sound,
we repeat the consonant that is to be stressed.
However, while pronouncing the words, we have to give equal
emphasis to each of the syllables used in the word.
Let us practice the following long and double consonant sounds. |
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