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Anonymous 04/25/17 (Tue) 19:17:12 No. 4131

壽くださいですか

Anonymous 04/25/17 (Tue) 20:51:58 No.4132

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Anonymous 04/25/17 (Tue) 22:41:42 No.4133

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うん

Anonymous 04/25/17 (Tue) 22:45:51 No.4134

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Anonymous 04/25/17 (Tue) 22:50:01 No.4135

kanji is such a shitty writing system

Anonymous 04/25/17 (Tue) 22:52:34 No.4136

>>4135
It's for intellectuals

Anonymous 04/25/17 (Tue) 22:54:00 No.4137

>>4135
The problem is the language and ambiguity of words.
If Kanji were a problem they would have started phasing it out, but in the time where Japan was occupied by America it was found that the Japanese were more literate than Americans.

Anonymous 04/25/17 (Tue) 23:03:35 No.4138

>>4137
koreans phased out their chinese-style writing system for a phonetic one a while ago and are now much better off. i think japan keeps it for the same reason america uses imperial measurement units: it's not ideal but no one feels like learning something new.

Anonymous 04/25/17 (Tue) 23:16:50 No.4139

>>4138
Except that America using Imperial is pretty pointless while Japan using Kanji helps them communicate with the Chinese.
Even if they can't speak the same language, the kanji are similar enough that they can communicate in writting.

Anonymous 04/25/17 (Tue) 23:28:14 No.4140

>>4139
are you just pulling that out of your ass

Anonymous 04/25/17 (Tue) 23:34:51 No.4141

>>4139
>the kanji are similar enough that they can communicate in writting.
Uhh… Maybe like super basic ideas. Unless you mean a few hundred years ago.

Anonymous 04/25/17 (Tue) 23:38:40 No.4142

>>4138
It's more like the reason that english has been resistant to spelling reform, and still has spellings like through tough though thought etc.

People are both used to these spellings, and proud of having learned them.

Anonymous 04/25/17 (Tue) 23:53:41 No.4143

>>4140
I've spoken to some guys about Japanese stuff.
They say that knowing Kanji helps them deal with foreign business stuff.