The T in Japanese isn’t as aspirated as in English.
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Amazing! Obviously I haven’t been following haha
@seanblue says they’re doing exactly this! I totally agree. Pitch in particular seems very different between men and women in Japanese.
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Off topic, but it don’t want to start a new one for this little question. Is there a difference in pronunciation between よう and よお. On the reviews, I get things like that wrong all the time.
There isn’t really any difference. And a vast majority of the time with long vowels, the “extending” character will be う not お. Things like とおか (十日) and とおり (通り) and こおり (氷) are the exception (and the only such examples I can think of off the top of my head).
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Thank you Pahko!
多い and 大きい come to mind.
Basically, おお spelling is kunyomi, and おう spelling is onyomi. (There might be exceptions.) They’re pronounced the same.
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