do they have tonal variations or are they all pronounced the same way?
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Some of them are pronounced the same
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Is this a verb that can only be understood through context? I have said it many times and though it seems like I have never been misunderstood, is it possible?
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There are some differences in pronunciation actually
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Must be difficult explaining to people about your journey home after buying a pet frog in Japan.
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Was here I first learned of the multiple meanings of "kaeru" maaaaany years ago
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In Hiroshima, we also say "kearu" to mean fall down (as in ひっくり返る). Actually, this one is identical in Spanish
@EnJapones1 . "Te vas a caer (Spanish)" would be "かえるど～" in Hiroshima-ben. We would say this when a child is standing on a chair or something. - 1 more reply
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