Urgent need! ! ! Help me translate "Ji" and "Mu" into Japanese.

Category: Education/Science >> Foreign Language Learning

Problem description:

Please indicate the pronunciation, thank you.

Analysis:

1, about Ji:

きつ(kitsu): What impressed me the most was a sentence that the disordered monk always said in Fuxing Kid: unlucky じゃ! (bad luck! After that, everyone went crazy. ) The "unlucky" here is pronounced fukitsu, and the good fortune here is kitsu.

きち(kichi mentioned above: Ji is also correct. Like Daji, the pronunciation is "daikichi", which is a martial sound, and kitsu is a Chinese sound.

よし(yoshi): When reading Yoshiki, people are usually paired, such as Ji Chuan and Yoshimoto.

2. About "wood":

Pronunciation is ぼくboku and もくmoku, and Chinese characters are read by pronunciation.

Training reading is きki and こko, and training reading refers to reading Chinese characters with the inherent pronunciation of Japanese.

Speak some Japanese: Five-tone and Chinese-tone are both types of Japanese Chinese pronunciation. Five-tone was introduced to Japan from the south of ancient China. Hanyin is a kind of pronunciation used by Chang 'an people in the Tang Dynasty. Later, it was spread to Japan by diplomatic envoys in Tang Dynasty and overseas students in the Nara era and the early days of Heian. Officials and scholars use the voice of Chinese, while Buddhists use Wu's voice.

I don't know exactly how you want to use it. The specific pronunciation varies with usage. You can send me a message telling me how you plan to use it.