The aim of this study was to identify the cognitive structures of kanji abilities in the Japanese general population and to examine age and cohort effects on them. From a large database of the most popular kanji exam in Japan, we analyzed high school graduation level data of 33,659 people ...
Chinese characters (kanji), each with a meaning and multiple pronunciations, are part of the writing system. Japanese words are composed of many syllables, and endings are attached to change tense, form a negative, or otherwise modify meaning. The standard sentence order is subject, object, ...
SOLUTION: A KANA (Japanese syllabary)/KANJI (Chinese character) sentence intended by a user is predicted by the comparatively small number of times of depression of the keys. In a single key depression, a certain group of KANA syllables in a Japanese syllabary table is specified respectively....
listening to audio lessons and dusting off the old phrasebooks. It turned out I can still surprisingly get by in survival Japanese at least, and I’ll never forget hiragana/katakana. Nowadays my Chinese is obviously much better, but I do know a lot of kanji even if I pronounce it wrong....
I can't find it anywhere and I don't really read kanji very well, but I know when it says "Nihon" or not. Haha. Thanks! maki 24 September, 2007 - 13:55 Permalink Japanese rice In NYC you can get Japanese rice almost everywhere these days I think (I'm pretty sure places like ...
which is in the vocalization of Buddhists texts, which are read or chanted for ritual purposes. Indeed, the pronuncation ofkambuncan be written in smallkanacharacters next to the Chinesekanji. This can also be done in ordinary Japanese writing if certain characters are unsual, or have a non...
Japanese Kanji (large collection)（日本汉字(大集合)）Japanese Chinese characters of Chinese is both familiar and unfamiliar, sometimes very convenient, but sometimes it will be very troublesome, not good words too literally will make a big joke. Don't believe it, Chinese ginseng is so expensive,...
SOLUTION: A KANA (Japanese syllabary)/KANJI (Chinese character) sentence intended by a user is predicted by the comparatively small number of times of depression of the keys. In a single key depression, a certain group of KANA syllables in a Japanese syllabary table is specified respectively....
This is like when I told a Japanese friend that Aso's lack of kanji ability was being reported in English-language media. My friend's response? Not "How embarassing for us to have a dumbass PM," but "How embarassing for thjs to be publicized in the English-language media." Same thin...
10:03 Hard kanji – 憂鬱 (ゆううつ). It means “melancholy, depression, gloom.” That second character has 700 strokes. 10:07 Damn, Murakami makes adultery sound so pleasant. 10:46 Done with Chapter 6. One of my roommates asked if there have been any sandwiches or cigarettes yet. No...