Many Japanese pronunciations are the same as those of Cantonese, and so is the word order.

The three examples you cited, Japanese and Cantonese have completely different pronunciations. . .

I am a Japanese undergraduate major, and I can speak Cantonese and Chaoshan dialect.

1. The world Cantonese is saigai and Japanese is sekkai.

Japanese with ketchup is a foreign word in English.

3.box Japan hago

To say that Japanese is most similar to Chaoshan Minnan dialect, there are several articles on Zhiwang that analyze the similarities between Japanese and Minnan dialect.

Because Minnan dialect is Heluo dialect, and Japanese Chinese pronunciation is divided into five tones and Tang pronunciation, while Minnan Chaoshan dialect is closer to Tang pronunciation.

Anyone who has studied Japanese knows that teachers in general universities will say that it is particularly easy to learn Japanese in Chaoshan, Fujian.

Promoting sound is one of the characteristics, which is found in both Japanese and Chaoshan dialect.

Moreover, Japanese pronunciation can generally be found in Chaoshan dialect.

For example, if you don't know what to do, you can give it to the guests.

Odd and so on.

Here are a few words with the same pronunciation in Japanese and Chaoshan dialect, just a few examples.

1. Lover 2. Bride (meaning daughter-in-law or wife, this word exists in Chaoshan dialect, Hakka dialect and Wu dialect) 3 news (pronounced the same, but Japanese news refers to newspapers) 4 immigrants. Wait, wait, wait. .