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by fourneau
3595 days ago
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It's not that you have less context, as much as you /need/ less context. Instead of a few extra words to describe something, you get a different character. Here's a great example of how in writing you can disambiguate "aunt"/"older woman": https://twitter.com/MaggieSensei/status/765769637372030977 In the above example all three are read as おば (pronounced: oba). When spoken you still need to differentiate, but it'd either be obvious from context or you'd just explain it manually. |
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