>your cunt
>Do you think Japan should switch to simplified characters?
Your cunt
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Yes. The only down side would be that most people would not be able to read old texts in the future, for that reason classical letters should still be a field of study in university level so they would not be totally forgotten.
whatever you want
Which country are use Simplified? China, Taiwan, Singapore? Hong Kong are use Traditional?
>Traditional
Republic of China
>Simplified
People's Republic of China
Singapore
>Mega traditional
Korea
>Alittle simplified
Japan
>Mutated
Vietnam
China, Singapore and I think Malaysia use Simplified. Japan uses mostly Traditional with a couple Simplified ones and Taiwan too.
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Simplified:
Singapore Malaysia Mainland China
Traditional:
HK Macau Taiwan
Semi-simplifed:
Japan
Stick-ifed:
Korea
Simplified beyond belief:
Vietnam
But Japanese is already simplified.
>Mutated
>Vietnam
Don't they use the Latin alphapet?
They should switch to Latin. Like every other nation. Like, seriously, it's 2018, can't we at least agree on an alphabet?
agree
Didn't know about Singapore
>and Taiwan too
They don't even call in "Chinese language" and don't you god-give pinyin
We've already agreed on the language. Agreeing on the alphabet isn't necessary.
>But Japanese is already simplified
some like
国
会
but still using 飛 instead of 飞
and 機 instead of 机
This will not work so easily
no they are disgusting
and why should i insist on using traditional characters?
No they look garbo and wouldn't be fun to learn
I think u should use only hirakana and katakana
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You should abandon kanji altogether and just use hiragana with spaces like in the Pokemon games.
No. The point of using simplified characters is to make the language easier to learn, and hardly anyone wants to learn Japanese anymore.
based and redpilled
switch to these characters
He means that chữ Nôm, which is a Chinese characters-based system used to write Vietnamese, has a whole lot of newly created characters for native Vietnamese words.
no thanks
You already made your own simplified versions, but you totally fucked it up.
to Cyrillic, yes.
There are many words that spell the same way only able to be differentiated by kanji
I know, and that's where context comes in. Do you think people speak in kanji?
use Latin like a real language lol
>Be westerner
>Belittle other cultures and make them adopt your culture
>Make fun of them for being cultureless cucks after the fact
Typical Wh*toids
>Austrian
>real language
LMAO
No, but instead Japan should use the oldest Chinese characters written on turtle shells and mud walls and abolish h*ragana and k*takana to preserve history
>Mega traditional
that's why we're bad at kanji
our kanji is way too complicated
Japan should switch entirely to Hiragana and stop being a special snowflake language.
Yes
>a little simplified
Most of Japanese Kanji are simplified though.
>latino education
They are
Fuck no. Japanese language is all about hard work. I'm proud of putting in the effort I'm doing and every new step feels like a victory to me.
Now fuck off with your progressive thinking.
Didnt japan use seal script before
This is a harassment thread.
It is that alphabet users don't know it.
Many obscure/literary words that people don't normally use in speech would become difficult to understand or figure out, and as such nobody would use them. Do you think context is the only thing that matters?
use latin instead of that retarded inefficient shit
just yomigana is fine with the kanji its beautiful and ancient
Probably
But we're not in a position to tell what you should do with your own characters
(but hangul is superior anyway)
What's the advantage of simplifying the characters? I know nothing about the far East languages
>Swiss hatred of Austria makes him blind to the fact that it's a Latvian flag
You can write faster.
is it faster on a keyboard?
Yeah
No.
1) It would make them harder to learn as the kanji would lose the last remnants of logic they still have.
2) It would make the reading of older (pre-simplification) texts very difficult, essentially preventing children from reading anything older than that. I still think that this is the main reason for China's spelling reform.
3) Relatedly, it would make the learning of Classical Japanese much more challenging than it now is.
4) It wouldn't even be that useful. If one uses a computer the number of strokes is irrelevant, e.g., writing 心 takes about as much time as writing 鬱. And people can simplify them in handwriting if they wish.
No, but keyboards weren't really around back then.
The main goal was supposed to be the ease of teaching, but whether this actually helped is debatable.
> hirakana
No.
And create/import more kanjis from China, and start using more the ones you already have!
I don't want no damn おもちゃ give me 玩具; no ためらう but 躊躇う; no コーヒー but 珈琲
Sentences full of hiragana or katakana are a pain to read
And stop using so much the english loanword for words you already had
I think you should stop using moon letter shit in general.
>just complicate your language more
kys
Why can you faggots use normal alphabet like normal people would?
>Georgian
>talking about "normal" alphabets
Chinese words has one big problem for alphabet.
躊躇う is a bad example imo, I often end up reading it as ちゅうちょ by accident. If it were written with just one of the two kanji + う then it would be nicer. Same thing with 揶揄う and 彷徨う and so on.
Stop using kanji and join the modern world. Use hiragana and/or katakana.