What do you think about Chinese characters(or kanji)?

What do you think about Chinese characters(or kanji)?
The letters is used in mainly China and Taiwan and Japan now.

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w-what about singapore, baka

I forgot.They use Chinese characters in ASEAN countries that have many Chinese's,too

asians are weirdos who like overcomplicated stuff because muh tradition

I think the way you shove a billion meanings to one character is really archaic but cool.

我謝罪貴殿 我漢字使用是中國的伝統也
是中國的漢字使用複雑理解不可能?

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i'm not going to translate that. What do you think about the fact you use CHINESE characters?

Eternal cucks

>asians are weirdos who like overcomplicated stuff because muh tradition
The carnival in Venice
La Cosa Nostra
Italian Architecture
Cuisine

Do I need to go on?

I don't particularly like the most recent Chinese simplified characters, but I'm also not a fan of many of the traditional characters used in Taiwan, and other places. Things like 漫画 being 漫畫、学生 being 學生、etc.
It is probably just personal bias because I prefer Japanese.

Certainly we use (Japanese) kanji from Chinese Characters about 1500 years ago but now our language and our kanji is so diffirent from Chinese in many aspects.
So we think Kanji is our culture.

And 's sentences is written like chinese by consist from Japanese kanji.
I like write fake Chinese by use Japanese kanji

Protip: if a child can learn it, it isn't overcomplicated.

Should I count knowing 伝,传,傳 as 3 characters, or 1 character?

How do you write Chinese sentence with kanji? You have to know Chinese grammar in order to do that don't you?

俺理解貴方漢字可能

I write like classical Chinese(kanbun) that studied in junior high and high school.
You study Classical chinese(kanbun) in school in South Korea?
謝謝 我好書偽中文依使用日文的漢字
中華圏是便利故筆談可能依漢字

its fucking perfect, unlike those pissskins

Yes. But only Chinese character, not 漢文

I see.Because you don't use Chinese character,do you?

Yes. My 漢字 teacher once told us that it's enough only if you can write your name in Chinese character. Korean don't use Chinese character that much.

我台湾観光時
我和台湾人筆談

Why don't you get rid of them in Japan? You have your own, more comprehensive alphabet, two actually. Why don't you just stick to one, the easiest?

I get it.
Because Kanji is our culture and Japanese has many homophone because Japanese
pronunciation is simple so we need to use kanji that is ideogram(other two Japanese alphabet are Phonetic symbol).