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pitch accent has phonemic value in Japanese,
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and may distinguish between words that would otherwise be homophones.
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Context is often helpful, but not always sufficient.
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- “あえがすき” (ame ga suki) could mean “I like rain” or “I like candy”.
+ “あめがすき” (ame ga suki) could mean “I like rain” or “I like candy”.
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The pronunciation is <em>not</em> identical:
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“rain” (雨 in ideographs) is “ame” with a falling pitch,
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“candy” (飴 in ideographs) is “ame” with a rising pitch.
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