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Really? I thought it's HUEHUEHUEHUE ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) (seriously the Internet taught me that)
Does the Tokyo should sound with "T" , the wordings provided looks like "D" , Please explain
It's all about how ㄷ change its sound and hanja translation and bla bla bla. It's easer to just accept how it is because it's kinda complex lol
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ㄷis pronounced as:
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a slightly aspirated T with a low tone at the beginning of words
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a D between vowels
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a T at the end of words and elswhere
ㅌ is pronounced as:
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a heavily aspirated T with a high tone at the beginning of words
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an aspirated T between vowels
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a T at the end of words and elsewhere
'ㄷ' can be pronounced as both D and T, i don't understand how it works yet tho
D sound: when followed by vowel T sound: when act as batchim (ex: 받), when doubled (ㄸ) I think there's other situations when the sound changes but I cant remember for sure now, sorry
It is kind of conventional.. Much more people would say 도쿄. Most japanese words start with T wouod go D in korean
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In more accurate Japanese romanisation, it is «Tōkyō/Toukyou、トウキョク» which includes long diacritic(ˉ).
