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The character used in middle Chinese for to eat “食” is still used in Japanese and southern Chinese languages for that meaning. While the same character still is commonly used in Mandarin to mean eat-related, “吃” has to be used to mean strictly “to eat”
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口吃=口(mouth)+吃(eat)=to stutter/eat one’s mouth/eat one’s words
I see no problem here.
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I'm Japanese.
Actually, the kanji "吃" is rarely used in this case. We usually spell it as hiragana-only "どもる" instead of "吃もる."
But "吃" is often used in some idioms such as "吃音症" (kitsuonshou) 'stuttering'(more formal).
Anyway, in Japanese, "吃" is not used in the sense of 'to eat.'
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Traditional Chinese 食 should be the world for eat which is same as Japanese (as Japanese borrowed traditional Chinese on their language) while 吃 been applying as eat from when Chinese has implemented Mandarin 200 years ago.
Western learner can just talk to someone who can speak Cantonese and you will be surprised most of the Chinese characters are matching meaning with those of Japanese. If you can talk to a Hokkienese you will be shocked by lots of the Chinese pronunciations are the same by reason that Japanese borrowed Chinese in their language during Sung dynasty when the official language then should probably pronouncing closely to Hokkienese.
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Eat is: Taberu ,tabeta and written different characters!😅🎉❤
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Maybe we can compare Japanese Kanji & Taiwan Chinese (Traditional Chinese) for more similarities
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That’s because you didn’t read though the whole sentence. 大緊張nervous
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Cool stuff
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I use almost every day 食 for eat like 食飯, and almost never use 吃 for eat, like japanese only use it for stutter
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饮 vs 喝
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In口吃 吃should pronouns as ji so is kou ji not kou chi
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Eat is chi (but sounds like chew)?
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@faenethlorhalien
4 weeks ago
It means "stutter" as in "eating your words". No difference there.
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