What are the naunces between the use of 訊く instead of 聞く in the following sentence?Why are there many...
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What are the naunces between the use of 訊く instead of 聞く in the following sentence?
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I know that 低く is another way to write 聞く, so now I'm curious as to why the author of the book used it here instead of 聞く, which has been used for all previous instances in the book.
こちらから訊くより先に、 低くような声が返ってきた。
As I've mentioned in What is the definition of 凶々? , I'm wondering if there are any nuances or slightly different meanings when it comes to using different kanji that have the same-ish dictionary definition and how to understand the why or to discern the meaning behind the seemingly random different kanji being used in sentences.
For example, what is the difference between
こちらから訊くより先に、 低くような声が返ってきた。
and
こちらから聞くより先に、 低くような声が返ってきた。
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I know that 低く is another way to write 聞く, so now I'm curious as to why the author of the book used it here instead of 聞く, which has been used for all previous instances in the book.
こちらから訊くより先に、 低くような声が返ってきた。
As I've mentioned in What is the definition of 凶々? , I'm wondering if there are any nuances or slightly different meanings when it comes to using different kanji that have the same-ish dictionary definition and how to understand the why or to discern the meaning behind the seemingly random different kanji being used in sentences.
For example, what is the difference between
こちらから訊くより先に、 低くような声が返ってきた。
and
こちらから聞くより先に、 低くような声が返ってきた。
translation kanji nuances etymology
asked 4 hours ago
Toyu_FreyToyu_Frey
49319
Looks like you might have mis-typed 低 instead of 訊
– sazarando
4 hours ago
@sazarando thanks for pointing that out, its now fixed.
– Toyu_Frey
4 hours ago
1
「 低くような声」って？
– Chocolate♦
2 hours ago
Related: Why are there many kanji that are read and mean the same? Also, see my answer here: japanese.stackexchange.com/a/55317/5010
– naruto
23 mins ago
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I know that 低く is another way to write 聞く, so now I'm curious as to why the author of the book used it here instead of 聞く, which has been used for all previous instances in the book.
こちらから訊くより先に、 低くような声が返ってきた。
As I've mentioned in What is the definition of 凶々? , I'm wondering if there are any nuances or slightly different meanings when it comes to using different kanji that have the same-ish dictionary definition and how to understand the why or to discern the meaning behind the seemingly random different kanji being used in sentences.
For example, what is the difference between
こちらから訊くより先に、 低くような声が返ってきた。
and
こちらから聞くより先に、 低くような声が返ってきた。
translation kanji nuances etymology
asked 4 hours ago
Toyu_FreyToyu_Frey
49319
I know that 低く is another way to write 聞く, so now I'm curious as to why the author of the book used it here instead of 聞く, which has been used for all previous instances in the book.
こちらから訊くより先に、 低くような声が返ってきた。
As I've mentioned in What is the definition of 凶々? , I'm wondering if there are any nuances or slightly different meanings when it comes to using different kanji that have the same-ish dictionary definition and how to understand the why or to discern the meaning behind the seemingly random different kanji being used in sentences.
For example, what is the difference between
こちらから訊くより先に、 低くような声が返ってきた。
and
こちらから聞くより先に、 低くような声が返ってきた。
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Looks like you might have mis-typed 低 instead of 訊
– sazarando
4 hours ago
@sazarando thanks for pointing that out, its now fixed.
– Toyu_Frey
4 hours ago
1
「 低くような声」って？
– Chocolate♦
2 hours ago
Related: Why are there many kanji that are read and mean the same? Also, see my answer here: japanese.stackexchange.com/a/55317/5010
– naruto
23 mins ago
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Looks like you might have mis-typed 低 instead of 訊
– sazarando
4 hours ago
@sazarando thanks for pointing that out, its now fixed.
– Toyu_Frey
4 hours ago
1
「 低くような声」って？
– Chocolate♦
2 hours ago
Related: Why are there many kanji that are read and mean the same? Also, see my answer here: japanese.stackexchange.com/a/55317/5010
– naruto
23 mins ago
Looks like you might have mis-typed 低 instead of 訊
– sazarando
4 hours ago
Looks like you might have mis-typed 低 instead of 訊
– sazarando
4 hours ago
@sazarando thanks for pointing that out, its now fixed.
– Toyu_Frey
4 hours ago
@sazarando thanks for pointing that out, its now fixed.
– Toyu_Frey
4 hours ago
1
1
「 低くような声」って？
– Chocolate♦
2 hours ago
「 低くような声」って？
– Chocolate♦
2 hours ago
Related: Why are there many kanji that are read and mean the same? Also, see my answer here: japanese.stackexchange.com/a/55317/5010
– naruto
23 mins ago
Related: Why are there many kanji that are read and mean the same? Also, see my answer here: japanese.stackexchange.com/a/55317/5010
– naruto
23 mins ago
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訊く is often used to specifically indicate that the actor is asking a question
聞く is more generic and could also mean that the actor only "hears" or "listens to" something
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訊く is often used to specifically indicate that the actor is asking a question
聞く is more generic and could also mean that the actor only "hears" or "listens to" something
answered 3 hours ago
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訊く is often used to specifically indicate that the actor is asking a question
聞く is more generic and could also mean that the actor only "hears" or "listens to" something
answered 3 hours ago
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訊く is often used to specifically indicate that the actor is asking a question
聞く is more generic and could also mean that the actor only "hears" or "listens to" something
answered 3 hours ago
sazarandosazarando
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訊く is often used to specifically indicate that the actor is asking a question
聞く is more generic and could also mean that the actor only "hears" or "listens to" something
answered 3 hours ago
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Looks like you might have mis-typed 低 instead of 訊
– sazarando
4 hours ago
@sazarando thanks for pointing that out, its now fixed.
– Toyu_Frey
4 hours ago
1
「 低くような声」って？
– Chocolate♦
2 hours ago
Related: Why are there many kanji that are read and mean the same? Also, see my answer here: japanese.stackexchange.com/a/55317/5010
– naruto
23 mins ago