More like chinese if there's no okurigana and kanji people rarely use alone...

>>1909389

Someone in Japan is probably writing a wallpaper, yes, but I have not heard of the entire country of Japan writing a whole wallpaper.

Lol. Silly AZNs and their chicken-scratch writing systems.

Hey, the Sumerians called, they want their pictographs back.

hahahaha

>>1909445
I lol'd

>>1909445
>>1909451
samefag

The best part is the logic combining the kanji.
先 = future
生 = birth/life
先生 = teacher, a person born before you in most cases

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>>1909460
I like 動物 (animals, literally "moving objects"

>>1909460
yeah there's a lot of fun shit like that. like 家内. it's even better if you've studied Heisig.

>>1909460
nani?

utada hikaru?

>>1909453

I'd appreciate it if my clever quips weren't accredited to samefaggotry when people enjoy it, good sir. I take pride in my troll-fu.
Here, have a polite sage.

風　英　気

証明終了

>>1909460

先 can also mean first

>>1909460
And you do know that half the time they just used Kanji for the sounds not the meaning?

>>1910800
>先 can also mean first

No it does not.

>>1911137
yes it does, L2kanji

>>1911137
先行量産型ザクII = Zaku II First Mass Production Type
先 = First
etc

「先行」 is "first".

先 means end/front rather than first.

>>1911144
先 only means in front of, ahead, or tip. Alone, it cannot mean first.

I wasn't going to ask this, but since there is a language thread here anyway...

Is 50 kanji per day a good pace? I don't mean 50 every single day, as I can't study every day, but 50 for each day I study (4 or 5 days a week). I've gotten to 150 doing this and I have no trouble recalling any as of yet. Using Heisig.

>>1911207
Go ahead. You'll only retain about 40% of it.

>Using Heisig.
Forgive me. 20%.

>>1911212
I'm sorry that writing characters over and over while hoping I remember it doesn't appeal to me.

>>1911207
It's a great pace, but you won't be able to stick to it. Sure it's easy now that you're at 150 but see how easy it is when you're at 1500.

>>1911212
>I learned it the hard way and it angers me that an easier route exists.

>>1911229
Yeah, I've considered that. It's not hard, but it's long. I believe I have the drive to finish, but I guess only time will tell.

>>1911231
"Hard way" and "proper" usually go hand in hand. Especially if you ever hope to reproduce them in writing.

For some people it doesn't matter, for others it does.

>>1911237
I suppose I'm actually using Heisig slightly improperly, but for each character I write it ~10 times while processing the image and then force myself to write it again when reviewing. Thus I can write all of them so far. That may change later, though, as I learn more.