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In that case it would be same kanji twice but with different readings? Is that possible?
The answer (答え / kotae)
人参 (にんじん / ninJIN) = carrot
人間 (にんげん / ninGEN) = human
うさぎは人参を食べる
usagi wa NINJIN wo taberu
Be careful, both words start with the kanji '人'.
But 'JIN' from the word carrot 'ninJIN' is not the kanji 人.https://twitter.com/japaneseammo/status/950689655283793921 …
My students often tell me 'Bunnies eat HUMANS' in #Japanese by mistake 
にんじん (ninJIn)
vs にんげん (ninGEn)
Do you know which one means 'human' and which one means 'carrot'?
うさぎは○○○○をたべる
Usagi wa xxxx wo taberu pic.twitter.com/Yc51783EQw
にんじん (ninJIn)
vs にんげん (ninGEn)
Do you know which one means 'human' and which one means 'carrot'?
うさぎは○○○○をたべる
Usagi wa xxxx wo taberu pic.twitter.com/Yc51783EQw-
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人(nin)参(jin)
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うさぎはもう人間を食べちゃった。。。 https://youtu.be/ru__6sQ_bpE
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Maybe there is an alien somewhere that looks like a carrot then it would be called Ninjin-jin xD
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I think it's because in English the E sounds like (i)... In Spanish and Japanese vowels sounds very similar!
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Oh, at this moment I realized that I didn't know the word for 'human'. But I know the words for 'rabbit' and 'carrot'. A good deal.
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