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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Illustrious_Art9093 • 12h ago
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It's… unfortunately, not a distinguishable Chinese character.
67 u/macguini 11h ago I don't know many Chinese characters. But I know this isn't Japanese or Korean either. Maybe another language or some personal symbol? 2 u/MasterofCaveShadows 5h ago Buddy Japanese symbols and Chinese symbols are the same. Japanese Kanji is just Chinese characters. 4 u/FarDescription6683 4h ago Hiragana and Katakana are exclusive to Japanese. Japanese isn't just Kanji like Chinese is just Hanzi. 2 u/MasterofCaveShadows 4h ago Yes but those aren’t symbols those are kana which are much closer to an alphabet in structure and implementation.
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I don't know many Chinese characters. But I know this isn't Japanese or Korean either. Maybe another language or some personal symbol?
2 u/MasterofCaveShadows 5h ago Buddy Japanese symbols and Chinese symbols are the same. Japanese Kanji is just Chinese characters. 4 u/FarDescription6683 4h ago Hiragana and Katakana are exclusive to Japanese. Japanese isn't just Kanji like Chinese is just Hanzi. 2 u/MasterofCaveShadows 4h ago Yes but those aren’t symbols those are kana which are much closer to an alphabet in structure and implementation.
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Buddy Japanese symbols and Chinese symbols are the same. Japanese Kanji is just Chinese characters.
4 u/FarDescription6683 4h ago Hiragana and Katakana are exclusive to Japanese. Japanese isn't just Kanji like Chinese is just Hanzi. 2 u/MasterofCaveShadows 4h ago Yes but those aren’t symbols those are kana which are much closer to an alphabet in structure and implementation.
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Hiragana and Katakana are exclusive to Japanese. Japanese isn't just Kanji like Chinese is just Hanzi.
2 u/MasterofCaveShadows 4h ago Yes but those aren’t symbols those are kana which are much closer to an alphabet in structure and implementation.
Yes but those aren’t symbols those are kana which are much closer to an alphabet in structure and implementation.
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u/SDR_Fang 12h ago
It's… unfortunately, not a distinguishable Chinese character.