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candlestick
Shoujikina
Oh I see.The English website with more information may banned in Japan but those Japanese websites seem easier to read for you.I can read 汉字 on there only.
That's "hanzi", isn't it? Whereas kanji would be 漢字. So you can read chinese, but not japanese - meaning, that you don't know how to read かな/カナ?
Would be clearer if you had just said in english, what you meant.
Yeah ~I thought you folks can read that .^ ^|||
musicismagic
Well, it nice to be able to read and understand 日本語 and 中国的. Is 中国的 your native language?
candlestick
musicismagic
Well, it nice to be able to read and understand 日本語 and 中国的. Is 中国的 your native language?
Is 中国语,there is 2 kinds of Chinese,Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese ,It's a bit different on it.The 中国语 is Simplified Chinese ,but my native language is Traditional Chinese.
I heard about Made in Japan tea with radiation been detected by my local government recently.I think no one should buy them anymore...
intelligenthoodlum33
Hey there! Yokohama here and I have to say that I love Japan as a whole. Sure we have our share of xenophobia and everything is expensive as hell, but at least the cops are okay and we don't have to worry about our kids getting shot up in school.
I love the atmosphere in Asia, but think I would be happier in a place like Thailand or Malaysia. Japan and it's custom of the fake smile can become a bit trying sometimes. Thankfully I have plenty of foreign friends to let off some steam with from time to time.
originally posted by: Alekto
originally posted by: aLLeKs
as soon as I give my opinion on it I am called a shill
Welcome to my world. PS. Tokyo here.
originally posted by: musicismagic
Hi Ale, are pregnant women in the Tokyo area really being told not to drink the water, but buy it from an out of area source.
originally posted by: Alekto
originally posted by: musicismagic
Hi Ale, are pregnant women in the Tokyo area really being told not to drink the water, but buy it from an out of area source.
My daughter was born exactly a year after the Fukushima disaster and my wife would have scoffed at the idea of drinking bottled water if she was advised to. And she wasn't. I have no idea where these stories come from.
My daughter's health is of great importance to me and I'm yet to see any evidence that her life is in mortal danger.