I found this video extremely interesting and insightful (just like every other video you made on this channel) but I would like to ask you about the present and past negative forms in this "new" adjective pronunciation I think 白くない、赤くない、白くなかった and 赤くなかった are respectively pronounced as し＼ろくない あかくな＼い し＼ろくなかった あかくな＼かった in the traditional adjective pronunciation, so I was wondering about how these adjectives would be pronounced nowadays according to the new pronunciation rules you talked about in this video
I looked up those accents in Japanese Accent Dictionaries and found out there's no change. し＼ろく・な＼い あ／かくな＼い し＼ろく・な＼かった あ／かくな＼かった references (1) 塩田雄大「動詞・形容詞のアクセントをめぐる現況 ～進む一型化～」 (2) 『NHK日本語発音アクセント新辞典』 (3) 『新明解日本語アクセント辞典』
hi Mei,as always thanks for this content. I would like to ask one thing. Do you know if the "s" sound in italian is the same as in japanese? I'm asking because I'm having a little bit of trouble figuring out how to pronounce it correctly, and since I know that the tongue position for the italian "r" is almost the same (if not the same) as in the Japanese language, I wondered if the same was true for the "s" sound. Thank you once again!!!
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You are channel is criminally small. In my opinion, this is much better than Dogen's pitch accent series.
Yeah i like Dogen but he uses a pay wall for everything
Thanks, this one is so much simpler. It was no brainer for me to choose new version instead of traditional.
Amazingly informative, as usual! Your videos are the best by far.
U explained them so well.
This is some really good stuff.
Awesome video as always !
I found this video extremely interesting and insightful (just like every other video you made on this channel) but I would like to ask you about the present and past negative forms in this "new" adjective pronunciation
I think 白くない、赤くない、白くなかった and 赤くなかった are respectively pronounced as
し＼ろくない
あかくな＼い
し＼ろくなかった
あかくな＼かった
in the traditional adjective pronunciation, so I was wondering about how these adjectives would be pronounced nowadays according to the new pronunciation rules you talked about in this video
I looked up those accents in Japanese Accent Dictionaries and found out there's no change.
し＼ろく・な＼い
あ／かくな＼い
し＼ろく・な＼かった
あ／かくな＼かった
references
(1) 塩田雄大「動詞・形容詞のアクセントをめぐる現況 ～進む一型化～」
(2) 『NHK日本語発音アクセント新辞典』
(3) 『新明解日本語アクセント辞典』
Great!!! But 1 question:
What about other forms? Like for example よろしければ. I'm really struggling with this one...
Its accent pattern is like よ／ろし＼ければ. By the way, the vowel "i" of し in this phrase is pronounced voicelessly.
hi Mei,as always thanks for this content. I would like to ask one thing. Do you know if the "s" sound in italian is the same as in japanese? I'm asking because I'm having a little bit of trouble figuring out how to pronounce it correctly, and since I know that the tongue position for the italian "r" is almost the same (if not the same) as in the Japanese language, I wondered if the same was true for the "s" sound. Thank you once again!!!
If you prounounce あか\い時計 does it sound natural to native speakers ?
In あかい + Noun form, the use of the new accent pattern あ／か＼いとけー has not much progressed. Instead あ／かいとけー is more natural as is pronounced at 3:59.
What do you mean with traditional and new pronunciation?
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