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As far as I understand, the word 大人(otona) uses the kanji 大 to to represent お and and the kanji 人 to to represent と. According to this site the readings for 人 do do not include な. Where does the な come from then?
As far as I understand, the word 大人(otona) uses the kanji 大 to represent お and the kanji 人 to represent と. According to this site the readings for 人 do not include な. Where does the な come from then?
As far as I understand, the word 大人(otona) uses the kanji 大 to represent お and the kanji 人 to represent と. According to this site the readings for 人 do not include な. Where does the な come from then?
As far as I understand, the word 大人 (otona) uses the kanji 大 to represent お and the kanji 人 to represent と. According to this site the readings for 人 do not include な. Where does the な come from then?
