Japanese, Korean or Vietnamese readers of Classical Chinese use systems of pronunciation specific to their own languages. For example, Japanese speakers use "On'yomi" pronunciation when reading the kanji of words of Chinese origin such as 銀行 ("ginkō") or the name for the city of "Tōkyō" (東京), but use "Kun'yomi" when the kanji represents a native word such as the reading of 行 in 行く ("iku") or the reading of both characters in the name for the city of "Ōsaka" (大阪), and a system that aids Japanese speakers with Classical Chinese word order.