top | item 47158055 (no title) tl2do | 5 days ago It is modern Japanese pronunciation. In classical literature, おほ is pronounced as a prolonged "o" (an elongated /oː/ sound). discuss order hn newest HK-NC|5 days ago Does that apply to longer vowels with the same(ish) sound, as in 因果応報? tl2do|5 days ago Yes, and no. 報 . this is contemporary word. it pronounces "ho-o", not "ho", not "o-o", not "o". Someone read "bo-o".
HK-NC|5 days ago Does that apply to longer vowels with the same(ish) sound, as in 因果応報? tl2do|5 days ago Yes, and no. 報 . this is contemporary word. it pronounces "ho-o", not "ho", not "o-o", not "o". Someone read "bo-o".
tl2do|5 days ago Yes, and no. 報 . this is contemporary word. it pronounces "ho-o", not "ho", not "o-o", not "o". Someone read "bo-o".
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