Yeah its much better with latin words

letters*

speaking of which how do they type in that?

is there a japanese keyboard?

Google translate lel

Lol

@Mr. X I'm not sure, but it's kinda complicated.

So the Japanese have to learn 4 writing systems. Kana (Katakana and Hiragana), Kanji (Chinese symbols, Korean and Vietnamese had that too) and Romaji which is Japanese in the Latin alphabet.

I think they write something in Romaji and it's transcribed into the Japanese symbol, but I'm not sure.

That's what one guy told me at least lol.

Otherwise I can't imagine their keyboards having so many fucking symbols for 3 different writing systems, and the last one with over 9000 symbols.

They would need to be yuge.

Jesus

XD?

that's a lot of things to learn

>over 9000

Fuckin weeb japs

You'd be surprised, but this is actually close to the truth.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanji_Kentei

>Tests the ability to read and write all 6355 kanji in levels 1 and 2 of JIS X 0208, with their on readings and kun readings

Poor japs

Yep.

My head hurts already

Same lol

And the Chinese (original of that) is even worse lol.

oml

I think it's pretty bad even in Simplified used in China outside of HK and Macao.

OK I can't find the exact number and difference between that so won't help you.

Aside Japanese also Korean, Vietnamese and Zhuang used the Chinese characters.

Most of the writing systems used in Eurasia are developed from the Egyptian hieroglyphs, but Sumerian and Chinese were developed independently.

Wow

https://img.fireden.net/v/image/1447/01/1447018555883.jpg

😱

The good part is that you only need to learn like 2XXX of them in Japanese which are commonly used, which is still pretty fucking much.

Good thing violence is a universal language 😏

Lol

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kh1MR0_i-Rc

Konnichiwa orewa gedieski

Sushi

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