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I think it's because these languages really like mono and two syllable words. Shorter words make a shorter "namespace" so repetition is more common. It's also t

I think it's because these languages really like mono and two syllable words. Shorter words make a shorter "namespace" so repetition is more common. It's also the reason rhyming is easier though.

presentation 6y ago
Rhyming is not considered aesthetic in Japanese, songs and poetry pretty much never rhyme except by accident.