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Date		Word	Votes
2020-04-24	Maiko pronunciation	Maiko [ja]	0 votes
2020-04-24	geisha pronunciation	geisha [ja]	0 votes
2020-04-24	samurai pronunciation	samurai [ja]	0 votes
2020-04-24	Sony pronunciation	Sony [ja]	0 votes
2020-04-24	渋谷区 pronunciation	渋谷区 [ja]	3 votes
2020-04-24	京都 pronunciation	京都 [ja]	1 votes
2020-02-11	お元気ですか pronunciation	お元気ですか [ja]	2 votes
2017-09-25	ごめんなさい pronunciation	ごめんなさい [ja]	3 votes
2017-09-25	また今度 pronunciation	また今度 [ja]	3 votes
2017-07-21	1時間で忘れてしまった pronunciation	1時間で忘れてしまった [ja]	1 votes
2016-06-27	一説によれば～だそうだ pronunciation	一説によれば～だそうだ [ja]	0 votes
2016-06-27	あけっぱなし pronunciation	あけっぱなし [ja]	2 votes
2016-06-27	むらができる pronunciation	むらができる [ja]	3 votes
2016-06-27	激変 pronunciation	激変 [ja]	1 votes
2016-06-27	重曹 pronunciation	重曹 [ja]	1 votes
2016-06-27	完熟 pronunciation	完熟 [ja]	1 votes
2016-06-27	恐らくご想像の通り pronunciation	恐らくご想像の通り [ja]	1 votes
2016-06-27	未だ未だ pronunciation	未だ未だ [ja]	1 votes
2016-06-27	胡桃 pronunciation	胡桃 [ja]	2 votes
2016-06-27	一掴み pronunciation	一掴み [ja]	1 votes
2016-06-27	金融市場 pronunciation	金融市場 [ja]	1 votes
2016-06-27	集大成 pronunciation	集大成 [ja]	1 votes
2016-06-27	当てはまる pronunciation	当てはまる [ja]	1 votes
2016-06-27	要 (ヨウ) pronunciation	要 (ヨウ) [ja]	0 votes
2016-06-27	強力粉 pronunciation	強力粉 [ja]	0 votes
2016-06-27	薄力粉 pronunciation	薄力粉 [ja]	0 votes
2016-06-27	連合 pronunciation	連合 [ja]	1 votes
2016-06-27	訴える pronunciation	訴える [ja]	3 votes
2016-06-27	小さじ pronunciation	小さじ [ja]	0 votes
2016-06-27	優位 pronunciation	優位 [ja]	1 votes

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May 5, 2020
Thank you for the messages! I rarely come here, so I'm not answering questions or taking requests, I'm sorry. My last recording was made on June 27, 2016. Audios later than that day are my old recordings. Forvo team must've replaced files or something, I guess.

Anyway I really hope this coronavirus thing gets resolved soon. Until then, please stay safe and healthy!
みなさん、どうかご無事で！！！

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*Japanese Pronunciation Tips*

1) If you just started learning Japanese, I would recommend that you learn Hiragana and/or Katakana first. Because Japanese language has it's own peculiar sound just like all other languages. Reading or writing with alphabet can't really help you learn the exact sound.

2) When you speak Japanese, let your voice resonate at the very front part of your mouth. Chest resonance is not required to sound like a typical native speaker.

3) Each character has the same length. This is very important. For example, こんにちは. Say it like, da da da da da evenly. If you can read music, say it as if the word is made of 5 quarter notes. The small “っ" has the same length too. （いっぴき、わかった、にっぽん “da da da da”）

4) Try not to put any stress on any character (you know I'm not talking about mental stress lol), especially in the beginning of learning. We might put some stress when we want to emphasize something, but basically Japanese words are pronounced with no stress. They just contain differences in pitch.

5) ら行. We pronounce らりるれろalmost the same way as Americans pronounce unstressed version of "t" (e.g. water, quarter, thirty,etc.). In other words, it's just a softer version of the stressed D sound.

6) ふ. Its consonant is different from English “F”. ふ is kind of similar to "who", but there are some differences. When you say "who", you feel the airflow in the middle of your mouth, and let go of the air as you pronounce the vowel. But when you say ふ, you feel the air at the very front part of your mouth, and you have to stop the airflow.

7) Basic tongue positioning is very different from English one. When you speak English, for example “eye”, the root of your tongue is down and relaxed completely, and you pronounce the word with one strong stroke of airflow from the back of your throat. But when you say あい in Japanese, the root of your tongue is raised a bit narrowing the inside mouth, and not relaxed. And it's pronounced as if 2 different sound あ and い are put together.

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Some words are often pronounced differently from their spelling. （e.g. 先生せんせい→ sensei and senseh. Latter one is more colloquial.) In that case, I record the colloquial one.
ガギグゲゴ are basically pronounced nasally when they appear in the second syllable or later. ( For it's been considered to be smooth and neat. But pronouncing without nasal tone is not wrong at all. In fact, most people including me often pronounce it without nasal tone in daily conversations.)

長音になる場合がある単語（例：先生「センセイ→センセー」）については、長音のバージョンのみで発音。第二音節以降のガギグゲゴは、基本的には鼻濁音で発音しています。

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