Kinky EnglishコミュのDo you japanese, know how to speak your own language?

Yes that is my question, can you japanese, speak your own language?

I have to admit that us, french native speakers, are usually very bad at spelling. Yeah French is one of the most difficult language for spelling, it has most of the time no sense!
While we cannot spell, native English speakers have huge problems with grammare. I have seen many many native English speakers that were not able to speak properly.

What about japanese? Well to me point of view, japanese (in general) do not know how to use keigo and read kanji.

Can someone for example, tells me how to read the kanji 中? There are 3 ways at least to read that kanji.

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[1] mixiユーザー 07月19日 12:41

I noticed that native English speakers make some misspells as well as grammatically incorrect.

As for me,as a native Japanese speaker,I make some mistake when speaking my own language,even some people sometimes point out that my toungue is awkward or strange.

As far as how to read the kanji 中 is concerned,I can think of two ways to pronunce,of which are choo and na ka,what is the third one?Dragon as in the movie Red dragon?

[2] mixiユーザー 07月19日 13:30

No, for 中 there is another way to read it. I am gonna give you a hint, it's a japanese name!

[3] mixiユーザー 07月19日 15:25

Jyoo is the third one,init?As in 一日中 in Japanese.

[4] mixiユーザー 07月19日 15:32

Yeah, I was watching TV the other day and they said many Japanese people mistake using 一所 and 同じ . Also いい and 大丈夫 is interchanged, but I've heard that it is not correct.

[5] mixiユーザー 07月19日 16:19

Jyo??? Wow there is a forth one! No, there is ond more way to read 中 !

[6] mixiユーザー 07月19日 16:45

for 中, the other one is ataru, right?

[7] mixiユーザー 07月19日 17:41

Bingo!!! Ataru is the right answer! I think it's from Okinawa, but I might be wrong.

[8] mixiユーザー 07月19日 22:36

４

i think you mean 一緒 and 同じ

[9] mixiユーザー 07月20日 00:05

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I guess you mean chu and jyu!

[12] mixiユーザー 07月22日 15:45

Oops,there goes my mistake again.
Jyu is what I meant.