Japanese online translation: Baidu translation

This is online translation, and the translation has related pronunciation.

Extended data:

1, this is a sound. After entering this website, the fifth line of the options is Chinese (Simplified) and the sixth line is Chinese (Traditional). Select a language, enter what you want to translate, and press "Translate", and the Japanese you want to translate will appear. There is a small speaker on the right side of Japanese translation. After pressing it, another webpage will appear (there is a lot of English, so you can write Pinyin without listening to the pronunciation.

2. Japanese classification:

Yu Sa Dialect (Sato Dialect)

Zhu Fei Dialect (Qigu Dialect)

Fengri dialect (not Japanese dialect)

Chinese dialect (Chinese dialect)

Umpaku dialect

Shikoku dialect

Feng Jingen dialect

Beilu dialect

Dongshan Dialect in the East China Sea (T Fei Kai -T Fei San Dialect)

Kant dialect (Kant is not a dialect)

Inland Hokkaido dialect (inland Hokkaido is not a dialect)

Northeast dialect (not northeast dialect)

Hokkaido dialect (Hokkaido is not a dialect)

3. Japanese belongs to the affluent language family (Japan-Koguryo language family), with a native population of 654.38+25 million, and the number of Japanese speakers accounts for 654.38+0.6% of the world population.

The origin of Japanese has always been a controversial issue. Japanese in Meiji era classified Japanese as Altaic language family, but this view of Altaic language family has been generally denied. Homer Hubert and Xiao Ye King (? No Susumu) thinks that Japanese belongs to the Dravidian language family, Nishida Daxiong thinks that Japanese belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family, Christopher I. Beckwith thinks that Japanese belongs to the Japanese-Koguryo language family, and Leon Angelo serafim thinks that Japanese and Ryukyu can form the Japanese language family. There is a hypothesis that Austronesian languages, Zhuang-Dong languages and Japanese languages can form Austronesian languages, that is, they are all homologous.

5. During the Three Kingdoms period, Chinese characters were introduced to Japan. In the Tang Dynasty, I invented a pseudonym popular among women. The official language is classical Chinese, so modern Japanese is greatly influenced by ancient Chinese. Take Showa 3 1 (1956) as an example. In Japanese vocabulary, Japanese accounts for 36.6% and Chinese accounts for 53.6%. In the 39th year of Showa (1964), the National Institute of Japan conducted a survey on 90 magazine terms and obtained Japanese.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia