How to read 一人 and 人 in those sentences


> いいからトムを一人にしておいてあげなさい。

I've found this sentence on tatoeba.org and the furigana they use for 一人 is
いちにん。 Isn't it wrong? Shouldn't it be ひとり?

Same doubt with this sentence:

> いい人です

with which they use the furigana じん

Shouldn't it be ひと? Is it a matter of soud? I have to admit that いいひと doesn't
sound so fluent...




Stay assured; You are correct on both accounts.

To say "to leave (someone) alone" = 「(someone) + を一人にする」, 「一人」 is always read
「ひとり」.

To describe a quality of a person by saying "(adjective) + 人", 「人」 is always
read 「ひと」.




Stay assured; You are correct on both accounts.

To say "to leave (someone) alone" = 「(someone) + を一人にする」, 「一人」 is always read
「ひとり」.

To describe a quality of a person by saying "(adjective) + 人", 「人」 is always
read 「ひと」.

