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[_] [?] Anonymous 04/16/11(Sat)06:37 No.1497630
Some basic Chinese characters
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>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/11(Sat)08:20 No.1497643
Bright orange-yellow colour scheme is making everything look blue
>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/11(Sat)12:44 No.1497734
Thank God I grew up learning an alphabetical language. It blows the mind thinking of just how
complicated that shit can get.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/11(Sat)13:06 No.1497746
Pretty interesting, though his sudden pronunciation cracked me up.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/11(Sat)15:48 No.1497830
Still watching it, but the fact that the character stays the same for person although the
pronunciation varies makes me wonder if a japanese can understand a chinese text even though they
can't pronounce it?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/11(Sat)16:18 No.1497843
>>1497830
The way Japanese write is set up differently from Chinese. The Japanese mix Kana, their own
alphabet, with kanji which they borrow from Chinese. The characters mean the same thing, but
Chinese write exclusively with kanji, so I assume the Japanese would be able to understand
solitary signs or combined signs, but not sentences.
