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First, you learned about the differences between the Japanese and Chinese Language. Now, onto the similarities. Writing System: Kanji and Hanzi One of the most apparent similarities between the two languages is that they share similar characters; kanji in Japanese and hanzi in Chinese. In fact...
The Japanese and Chinese hold strikingly similar opinions on each other—both are negativeMindy L. Kotler
Male–male romance appeared in Japanese girls’ manga in the early 1970s. Contemporaneously, Anglophone fan fiction of the TV series Star Trek appeared focusing on a fantasized love affair between the male characters Kirk and Spock (McLelland & Welker, 2015). Female-oriented male–male erotica ...
Chinese characters entered the Korean peninsula a bit later than the Japanese island, sometime between the 6th and 9th centuries AD. These words were called Hanja, or Chinese characters incorporated into Korean with Korean pronunciation. Unlike Kanji, Hanja eventually faded away from the Korean langu...
aEnglish voices sound like direct translations of Korean, Chinese are similar to Japanese, but the Japanese makes the character too polite. Probably because to them what they're saying still seems harsh even without the Englishes attitude in some cases 英国声音声音象韩国语,汉语的直接翻译于日语是...
“be similar to...” 是一个固定短语,意思是 “与…… 相似”。A 选项 “in”,“be similar in” 表示 “在…… 方面相似”,后接具体的方面,如“be similar in appearance(在外观上相似)”,本题空后 “us” 并非方面,所以 A 选项不符合。B 选项 “with”,不存在 “be similar with” 这样的正确...
Unsurprisingly Arabic, Chinese, Japanese and Korean come out as the hardest, requiring almost 2 years to learn. In the past I’ve tried my hand at the latter three, finding all extremely challenging although the Korean alphabet (Hangul) is far easier to learn than Chinese characters. Given th...
continue to feel relevant. But Tehrani points out that although this is often the case in Western versions, it is not always true elsewhere. In Chinese and Japanese versions, often known as The Tiger Grandmother, the villain is a woman, and in both Iran and Nigeria, the victim is a boy...
So why would our fellow posters think that the getting away with Characters would work in Chinese if it didn't work in Japanese? Ian_Lee Members 2.4k PostedMay 6, 2004 at 06:43 PM IMHO Lu Xun's idea on latinization should not be paid too much attention. ...