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Topic	"Married" and "poison" are the same word in Swedish.
YonicBoom 10/26/18 10:21:52 AM #11:	() () Both above are read "Kanojo wa TENSAI desu ne" The top one says "She's a genius, isn't she?" The bottom one says "She's a (natural) disaster, isn't she?" Japanese homophones are lol. Try all of these which are pronounced "Yousei" FAIRY DEMAND/REQUEST POSITIVITY EDUCATION/TRAINING And then, the classic HASHI BRIDGE CHOPSTICKS EDGE/END Obviously those are such different words that the odds of anyone mixing them up is zero, and there is some differentiation in pronunciation/stresses, but still. Bonus points - speaking of poison (doku) some interesting things share that pronunciation. dokushin = Single/unmarried/celibate dokusho = reading <cite>YonicBoom posted [p:911198026] in "Marr... [t:77134113]...</cite> <quote>() () Both above are read "Kanojo wa TENSAI desu ne" The top one says "She's a genius, isn't she?" The bottom one says "She's a (natural) disaster, isn't she?" Japanese homophones are lol. Try all of these which are pronounced "Yousei" FAIRY DEMAND/REQUEST POSITIVITY EDUCATION/TRAINING And then, the classic HASHI BRIDGE CHOPSTICKS EDGE/END Obviously those are such different words that the odds of anyone mixing them up is zero, and there is some differentiation in pronunciation/stresses, but still. Bonus points - speaking of poison (doku) some interesting things share that pronunciation. dokushin = Single/unmarried/celibate dokusho = reading</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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