[freegreatcharter]

first go off the topic for a while,why "can't" is used more than "cannot" or "can not" ,"can't" 's pronunciation is similar to can,this is misleading



back to the topic,who can explain for me in which situation the non-vocal is read as vocal,not like english,(eg.street-read as sdreet)i think it seems to have no regulation,such as 旭川(あさひかわ)、品川(しながわ),and the more difficult is ,in which situation non-vocal is read as vocal without adding vocal dot
and in which situation small つ appears,eg.食器(しょくっき)国会(こっかい)
when the former kanji's last kana is in the same 行 with the latter kanji's first kana?
i memorise vocabulary,while not memorising tone,is it a big problem?
please HELP me,this has been puzzling me for weeks,any reply is preciated