People
This lesson will go over some basic, but extremely useful people-related words like "man," "woman," "boy," and "girl."Discussion
ggsoulsister said:
I learned in school that the symbol next to no is hi. So are my ears deceiving me or did I hear shi as in onnanoshito?
ReplyCand1date said:
your ears are deceiving you. they definitely said hito...just a longer hi sound.
ReplyPyrpoi said:
Why does the honorific O appear before the kanji in okaosan and otousan but not before the same kanji in the other people, like in onnanohito?
Replymooneyes1983 said:
I think you have the child and baby mixed up. This says "akachan"/baby on the lady holding the toddler and "kodomo"/child on the baby.
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