Kudou-san, a member of the Japan DAISY Consortium, pointed out this issue.
The next paragraph is quoted from "Textbook for the Volunteer Transliteration Training Course: Basic Course" from the National Council of Japan for the Visually Impaired.
Here is a rough summary. It is common to read aloud ruby annotations first then ruby bases next. However, it is sometimes better to read aloud ruby bases first and ruby annotations next.
Kudou-san, a member of the Japan DAISY Consortium, pointed out this issue.
The next paragraph is quoted from "Textbook for the Volunteer Transliteration Training Course: Basic Course" from the National Council of Japan for the Visually Impaired.
Here is a rough summary. It is common to read aloud ruby annotations first then ruby bases next. However, it is sometimes better to read aloud ruby bases first and ruby annotations next.