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  <description>UAX #38にこんな記述が。 In Japanese, the situation is enormously more complex. Japanese has two pronunciation systems, one derived from Chinese (the on pronunciation, or Sino-Japanese), and the other from Japanese (the kun pronunciation). The kun pronunciation for a single kanji can easily be polysyllablic …</description>
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  <published>2009-11-27 00:04:36</published>
  <title>無題</title>
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