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The Chinese characters used.How did you know it was Chinese??![]()
How did you know it was Chinese??![]()
Japanese is a combo of "cute and curly" (Hiragana) plus Chinese Characters. I think Korean might use some Chinese characters too.I've heard someone say it like this:
Korean is straight and circular lines - 한국어
Japanese is curly and cute - あなた
Chinese is BIG THREATENING CHARACTERS - 我在美國看電影
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Japanese is a combo of "cute and curly" (Hiragana) plus Chinese Characters. I think Korean might use some Chinese characters too.
Japanese has katakana as well. (mainly enlgish loan words)
hanja= Chinese characters
"In South Korea school children are expected to learn 1,800 hanja by the end of high school. The proportion of hanja used in Korean texts varies greatly from writer to writer and there is considerable public debate about the role of hanja in Korean writing."
你的汉字写得很好 , 你好我是露丝. 我住在新西兰, 我也可以说中文 . 我会说一点让. 我学习中文十八年 .
我不是中国人. 我有一点中国人朋友们.时候我看见中文词我常常不懂 .我写的汉字不行. 我感到写的汉字很难.但是我说汉语很好.你是中国人吗? 我看见你住在美国.你想跟一起说我?