Confusing Readings

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@Tomy56739

but the day Kanji 日 and 月 on yomi in the Vocabulary for 何 「one of those two kanji」

See my previous answers:

Jitsu/nichi and getsu/gatsu

Come on guys, don’t spam a serious thread. @sagecedar One thing that might help is to remember that question words follow the same reading as their corresponding counters. Since 五月 is ごがつ, 何月 is なんがつ. Similarly, since 十二日 is じゅうににち (you have to look after 10 for when the 日 counter is regular), 何日 is なんにち. Other than that, I don’t have any more suggestions. I can tell you that these days I intuitively guess correctly most of the time, so I think you’ll get a feel for it over time.

Any items you can't seem to burn? (And solutions to overcome this?)

Do you know how to count days of the month? ついたち (1) ふつか (2) みっか (3) … とおか (10) じゅういちにち (11) じゅうににち (12) じゅうさんにち (13) … Once the day counter becomes regular (11 and on) it ends in にち. Since 何日 is asking what day it is, it uses the same counter you’d use to count the days. Therefore 何日 is なんにち.