Some small questions about Japanese.

There are many loanwords in Japanese, and Japanese people drag loanwords directly from many Latin languages to use them according to their pronunciation habits. There are many such words, called "loanwords". . . . The word directly inverted from Chinese is called "Chinese". . . . The original native vocabulary in Japan is called "Harmony Language"

The same meaning may correspond to three words in three categories at the same time, but all three words have the same meaning, but their writing and pronunciation are different, and sometimes there is more than one and word expressing the same meaning.

Landlord, you have studied pinyin. . . . How to pronounce without phonetic notation under a pen name? Don't think those words are really words, but understand them as symbols. Although some words are still related to Chinese, a large part of them have lost their original meaning. So when you see Chinese characters, you should be mentally prepared to learn English words in middle school.

Japanese name translation problem, this can write a book. . . . However, it is basically literal translation and can be translated into other Chinese characters. If there are no Chinese characters, they can be transliterated or translated according to the translator's preference.

For example: Tanaka Taro-Tanaka Taro.

Ken Hirai?-Ken Hirai?

Fuyu Yunji-Fukuzawa Yukichi

Lu Dao はるか-Urashima Chunxiang or Lu Dao Yao.