Unusual Japanese surname 20 points, the more the better ~ ~ ~

1。 The date is the last name. Some people in Japan have the surname "Bayi". However, the pronunciation here is not はちがつぃたち, but ほつみ. Take ほほみ () as an example.

2。 Place names are surnames. Some people in Japan have the surname "Japan". The legend is that in ancient times, there was a man who was particularly good at watching the weather and was well known. Once a big official wanted to play the next day, just let him watch the weather once. The official is very happy, saying that since you are the first weather observer in Japan, I will give you the surname of Japan ... so this person named Kanzuo in Japan became the origin of this surname.

3。 The simplest surname. China's simple surname is probably Bu. The Japanese are lazy, and there is a man named "Yi". But it is wrong not to pronounce "ぃち" here, and "かず" is also wrong. It is understood as "にのまぇ" (before the second one). (This is the worst! ! ! )

4。 Pictographic surnames Some people in Japan have the surname "Duck Foot". Naturally, it is not pronounced "かもぁし" here. The correct pronunciation is ぃちょぅ. Why? Because of the pronunciation of the word "ginkgo", you think about whether the feet of ducks are like ginkgo leaves.

5。 Know your last name. Some people in Japan have the surname "takanashi". Needless to say, ことりぁそび is definitely wrong. Think about it, under what circumstances can birds play freely? The pronunciation here is たかなし.