SenseiHanzo
at 2015-07-22 07:39:27 UTC
I'm not sure that there's really an answer to this question other than that's just how it is. There are no hard and fast rules for determining whether a word will use the on or kun readings for the kanji.
lawliet_91
at 2015-07-22 09:41:22 UTC
Woah, welcome to the world of kanji, while they can use Kun-kun, on-on, a mixture of both, or even have special readings that don't even show up...
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How come this word uses both On and Kun readings?
彼女
かの for the 1st kanji, but じょ for the 2nd? I thought it would be the On reading for both.