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That's correct. But we do see some mix of the two occasionally. Also Kunreishiki looks really weird until you look at a hiragana table. The Hepburn is closer h
by eloisant 6y ago
That's correct. But we do see some mix of the two occasionally.
Also Kunreishiki looks really weird until you look at a hiragana table. The Hepburn is closer how the word would be pronunced if it was a European language (English/Spanish/French/etc) but Kunrei is more "logical" when coming from hiragana.