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Which Kanji is the most fun to write?

>> No.9141336

>Every kanji ever

I have some news for you.

>> No.9141335

how the heck can people know all these

>> No.9141352

What the fuck is this shit? Stupid language.

>> No.9141353
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>> No.9141380

Autism: The language

>> No.9141400

>>9141335
Once you learn them you don't forget them them that easy, that's all. And you don't really need to know them all

>> No.9141418

>>9141336
Who are you quoting?

>> No.9141419

>>9141335
How do you know thousands of english words?

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>>9141353
That one just makes me feel itchy.

>> No.9141428
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>> No.9141425

>>9141418
He's quoting the file name of OP's picture.

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>>9141420

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>>9141428
That’s not very aesthetic at all man.
This is.

>> No.9141446

>>9141443
That's not a japanese character though.

>> No.9141447

I think 姦 is the most fun.

>> No.9141450

>>9141446
Like I give a damn niqqa.

>> No.9141454

>>9141446
Kanji embodies both chinese and japanese.

if a japanese wrot nothing but kani for his words they would be able to read it in chinese so they can speak in chinese if they wrot all kanji

>> No.9141457

I've always liked 夢 even before learning Japanese. It's still my favorite kanji.

>> No.9141458

>>9141454
But its not a real Chinese character either

>> No.9141473

>>9141458
>not a real Chinese character
It is. It’s just a very rare one.
It’s pronounced biang, second tone.
Just because it’s not in Unicode doesn’t mean it’s not a “real character”

>> No.9141490

>>9141473
It's not in dictionaries so it's not real.

>> No.9141497

I think that 分 is pretty fun to write.

>> No.9141509

>>9141490
It’s a Shaanxi dialect character you spergfart.
It’s actually used and has a history.

Fuck off with your kangxi dictionary nazism.

>> No.9141523

>>9141509
Want to share its history?

>> No.9141531

>>9141509
What does it mean then?

>> No.9141535

>>9141509
joke?

>> No.9141541

if u cuould be any kanji which kanji would you be

>> No.9141540

>>9141531
It refers to a specific Shaanxi noodle dish, biang biang mian.

>>9141523
Its history is that it is supposed to date back to the Qin dynasty.

>>9141535
What joke?

>> No.9141544

fuck all yall

>> No.9141553

>>9141541
姦

>> No.9141580

界 is the best.

>> No.9141586

wch kanji wud u fuq

>> No.9141594

>>9141541
一

>> No.9141599

I like the kanji for kuso because it deceivingly looks like some royal castle or something equivalent to that in japanese architectural structures but the meaning it completely different.

>> No.9141601

>>9141594
That’s pretty deep dude.

>> No.9141605

>>9141601
Thanks, I spent a few minutes composing that post.

>> No.9141609

乙ｗ

>> No.9141618

>>9141599
糞

^ this one. it looks like it was meant to be something royal or with high praise or of royalness because it looks like one of the huge japanese castles. so it always makes me chuckle a little on the inside when i see it

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>>9141540
Yes, but it's not a kanji...

>> No.9141676

>>9141666
Kanji — 漢字
It is totally a 漢字 you pedant.

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>>9141676
>Kanji (漢字) are the adopted logographic Chinese characters (hanzi) that are used in the modern Japanese writing system
>that are used in the modern Japanese writing system

Saying Biang2 is a kanji is like saying that parlez is an English word. It is not used in Japanese and is therefore not a kanji but a hanzi.

>> No.9141708

I think it's a 漢字 but it's not a kanji because the word kanji in English is not a direct translation of the word 漢字.

>> No.9141850

America = 米国 (亜米利加 amerika)
Britain = 英国 (英吉利 igirisu)
Canada = 加国 (加奈陀 kanada)
Finland = 芬国 (芬蘭土 finrando)
France = 仏国 (仏蘭西 furansu）
German = 独国 (独逸 doitsu)
Italia = 伊国 (伊太利亜 itaria)
Netherlands =蘭国 (阿蘭陀 oranda)
Portugal = 葡国 (葡萄牙 porutogaru)
Russia = 露国 (露西亜 roshia)
Spain = 西国 (西班牙 supein)

>> No.9141851
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solved it for you /jp/

>> No.9141869

>>9141419
they're combinations of letters, which is much easier to remember than just 3k letters

>> No.9141897

>>9141850
無希臘　Modern Greece

>> No.9142008

>>9141850
Mother of God, there's ateji for all those countries?

>> No.9142045

>>9141897
>Modern Greece

I find it hilarious that the first two characters mean 'none' and 'hope' in light of Greece's financial situation.

>> No.9142089

>>9142008
Probably yes.

>> No.9142142

>>9142045
It's not hopeless. They can reclaim Istanbul and earn enough money taxing trade passing from the Black Sea to repay their debts.

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