Can Japanese Read Traditional Chinese at Jason Gallo blog

Can Japanese Read Traditional Chinese. (sorry, at the first i misunderstood. Mainland china now uses simplified characters, whereas the south (h.k.) and japan use traditional ones. If you read cantonese (traditional chinese characters) and were dropped into japan, or vice versa, you knew all the japanese kanji, and were dropped into hong kong, you could get the basic jist. But in fact, japanese and chinese are completely different languages. However, if you have words that use one. In japan, words using multiple kanji with no hiragana are usually read as on'yomi (chinese reading). But i also can say that no, young japanese or young japanese who are not interested in kanji can’t. Unless a japanese individual has actually studied the chinese language, a person claiming to be able to 'read' chinese can be taken.

How To Read Kanji Without Furigana Sandra Roger's Reading Worksheets
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In japan, words using multiple kanji with no hiragana are usually read as on'yomi (chinese reading). But i also can say that no, young japanese or young japanese who are not interested in kanji can’t. Mainland china now uses simplified characters, whereas the south (h.k.) and japan use traditional ones. However, if you have words that use one. If you read cantonese (traditional chinese characters) and were dropped into japan, or vice versa, you knew all the japanese kanji, and were dropped into hong kong, you could get the basic jist. But in fact, japanese and chinese are completely different languages. (sorry, at the first i misunderstood. Unless a japanese individual has actually studied the chinese language, a person claiming to be able to 'read' chinese can be taken.

How To Read Kanji Without Furigana Sandra Roger's Reading Worksheets

Can Japanese Read Traditional Chinese If you read cantonese (traditional chinese characters) and were dropped into japan, or vice versa, you knew all the japanese kanji, and were dropped into hong kong, you could get the basic jist. In japan, words using multiple kanji with no hiragana are usually read as on'yomi (chinese reading). Mainland china now uses simplified characters, whereas the south (h.k.) and japan use traditional ones. (sorry, at the first i misunderstood. If you read cantonese (traditional chinese characters) and were dropped into japan, or vice versa, you knew all the japanese kanji, and were dropped into hong kong, you could get the basic jist. But i also can say that no, young japanese or young japanese who are not interested in kanji can’t. But in fact, japanese and chinese are completely different languages. However, if you have words that use one. Unless a japanese individual has actually studied the chinese language, a person claiming to be able to 'read' chinese can be taken.

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