There are two pronunciations of "Da" in Japanese: "だぃ" and "たぃ". Is it regular when to read だぃ and when to read たぃ?

The difference between "たぃ" and "だぃ" mainly lies in the origin, one is the Chinese pronunciation and the other is the Wu pronunciation, so we can't pursue it any more. So I can only recite it.

The pronunciation of "だぃ" is still in the majority, so I only list a small part of "たぃ".

I collected the words "たぃ" on the Internet, and the common words are as follows.

Big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big.

Dazheng (second) major policy, major policy, major reform and new general, Dawei (world)

Atlantic tree (geographical term, big circle), big tree (たぃき), sea river fire.

Large (huge) large groups (a large group) wish Daan an an auspicious day (auspicious day of the ecliptic) (たぃじん but generally read ぉとな).

In addition, the pronunciation of "だぃ" is generally used as a conjunction, that is, when you see "da" followed by a complete two-character Chinese character, you are basically learning "だぃ" instead of "たぃ" here.

For example, most commanders are very concerned about big tycoons, big repercussions, big events, big successes and big earthquakes. ......

Remember these things, and you can easily distinguish them.