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Words like 川口 and 王子 are examples of Rendaku. I found this post on Tofugu http://www.tofugu.com/2011/08/23/rendaku-sequential-voicing-japanese/. Is it worth learning the rules and figuring out when it may occur or is it easier to just learn the exceptions?
AnonymousI saw the post too. For me, those rules seem to be pretty accurate, but I personally can’t remember them all. Maybe you can, but I find it easier to just learn the exceptions. The exceptions aren’t that hard, anyway, because it there wasn’t Rendaku, those words might be a bit hard to say.
I was thinking the same. It seems alot easier to just learn the exceptions than all that info on the rules.
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