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Author: MURATA Makoto

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@@ -677,7 +677,7 @@ <h5>Examples of harmful double reading: English</h5>
 
 	    <p>Double reading completely changes the meaning: it will be interpreted as "My name is not Knot".</p>
 
-	    <p>Another example: "There is a road in Autin spelled
+	    <p>Another example: "There is a road in Austin spelled
 	    both <ruby><rb>Manchaca</rb><rt>Man-Chack</rt></ruby>
 	    and <ruby><rb>Menchaca</rb><rt>Man-Chack</rt></ruby>".</p>
 
@@ -702,7 +702,7 @@ <h4 id="gikun_both_read_aloud">Gikun, when both read aloud</h4>
 
           <p>
             <span lang="ja"><ruby><rb>生命</rb><rt>いのち</rt></ruby></span> is read aloud as SEIMEI INOCHI or INOCHI SEIMEI, 
-            where SEIMEI is a loan word from Chinese and INOCHI is a native Japanese word.  Both means life.
+            where SEIMEI is a loan word from Chinese and INOCHI is a native Japanese word.  Both mean life.
           </p>
         </section>
 
@@ -1042,11 +1042,11 @@ <h3>A single ruby element or multiple ruby elements per one compound word</h3>
 	  For example, consider <span lang="ja">佳人</span>, where
 	  <span lang="ja">佳</span> is taught in junior high schools while
 	  <span lang="ja">人</span> is taught in the first grade of elementary
-	  schools.  Therefore, it makse sense to attach a ruby annotation to
+	  schools.  Therefore, it makes sense to attach a ruby annotation to
 	  <span lang="ja">佳</span> only (one <code>ruby</code> element for
 	  <span lang="ja">佳</span> and no <code>ruby</code> element for
 	  <span lang="ja">人</span>).  Similarly, it is reasonable to attach ruby
-	  annotations to the first and third CJK idegraphic characters in
+	  annotations to the first and third CJK ideographic characters in
 	  <span lang="ja">屯田兵</span> only but not to the second one (thus,
 	  two <code>ruby</code> elements).</p>
       </section>