When the Japanese say it, the plural is still Japanese_______ So is the plural of Chinese______ The singular and plural are also isomorphic________ | Math enthusiast | Mathematical art

When the Japanese say it, the plural is still Japanese_ So is the plural of Chinese The singular and plural are also isomorphic____

When Japanese speak, the plural is still Japanese, the plural of Chinese is also Chinese, and the singular and plural have the same form (sheet, deer)
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