Q What's the difference between 事 and こと? They mean the same thing, “abstract things”. The only difference is whether they are written in kanji, hiragana or katakana. To tell the truth, Japanese people feel there is a small difference, but ... vivasouy.blogspot.com

I love this one because it shows just how versatile the Japanese language is!! It proposes that the kanji for 「いまだけダブチ」(Imadakedabuchi, Tabemi's last name) is 「期間限定」(kikangentei) which means "for a limited time only" x.com/mm_ogata_rkgk/…

返信先:@Nannaly_Thank god Japanese only need 500 kanji to be literate xD (And 2000 for full proficiency) これ わ煩わし

返信先:@hankug2024他7人You are only picking up on the meaning of the kanji and ignoring grammar. Check out the meaning of "入日本直抵一岐島" in ChatGPT. This is how Japanese people read the Chinese text. 日本に入りて直ちに一岐島に抵る。 日本に入れば直ちに一岐島に抵る。 抵る=ぶつかる。突きあたる

返信先:@57akinothat’s funny considering that i can only remember りんご because of the commercial ringo starr did in the 70s(?) for a japanese apple juice company. but jokes aside i don’t even know any kanji outside of 大, 鹿, 女, 男, 小, 犬, and 四 😭😭😭😭😭

返信先:@CarlZha漢字 is simply 簡体version of 漢字 which Japan uses along with 2 phonetics カタカナ (loan words) and 平仮名. The only difference is reading 音読み (from Chinese )and 訓読み(native Japanese reading) TLDR - Japan contributed 5% of whatever kanji China gave it 95% pic.x.com/l4hxYANqkK

返信先:@salinfin他2人He’s a man, the kanji has been poorly translated in some sources. Here is a Japanese page where the only Nakatsui (なかつい in hiragana for search purposes) is Suguru (すぐる in hiragana). I have more Japanese pages. And English sources. wiki.ポケモン.com/wiki/%E3%83%9D… pic.x.com/zq7IquctsK x.com/flashbacfranci…

Since I‘m writing about display, I’d like to explain a little about Japanese notation. The Japanese language has three different writing systems: ‘漢字/kanji’- Chinese characters, ‘ひらがな/ hiragana’ and ‘カタカナ/ katakana’. I'll only talk about those related to shochu.

So my sensei was trying to teach us to figure out the main idea of Japanese passages by reading only the Kanji…till he he told us there was exceptions & showed the famous news that started #NotToEachOther ❤️💚 「BLのファン方好きだと思うけどこれはBLじゃない」と言った｡ www pic.x.com/lALqx16Erl

Here are two Japanese kanji which have the largest number of strokes! びゃん(Byan, 58 strokes), and たいと(Taito, 84 strokes). たいと Taito only exists in Japanese. pic.x.com/i5PfCTjCNr

返信先:@Potato_of_dethWriting Japanese is too dificulut for me,either Hiragana or Kanji.I can realize English only. By the way,「感じ」means 「漢字」？Both of them are wrote "Kanji" in English.

返信先:@WallStreetApesBy the last label "つかむな", this is japanese not Chinese. Most chinese words and japanese kanji are very similar like some even have same meaning, only difference s pronunciation.