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What is the difference between Japanese and Japanese?

The literal difference between Japanese and Japanese is

"Japanese" is a language and "Japanese" is a language. ...

But the landlord said that 1- 10 is different in Japanese, and Japanese digital writing and reading. I think it should be the difference between "sound reading" and "training reading" in Japanese. ..

"Phonetic reading" in Japanese is to imitate the pronunciation of Chinese characters and pronounce them according to the pronunciation of this Chinese character when it was introduced into Japan from China. According to the different times and sources of Chinese characters, they can be roughly divided into "Tangyin", "Song Yin" and "Five Tones". But the pronunciation of these Chinese characters is different from that of the same Chinese character in modern Chinese.

"Training reading" is the way to read this Chinese character according to the inherent language of Japan.

Just like we usually say "1, 2, 3, 4" when counting, but when we say "one, two, three, four …" when counting, we will say "2" as "two". They use different reading and writing methods when counting and counting.

But whether this is the case or not depends on which two paragraphs of figures Liu Yong wrote. ...