漢子

I find it really interesting what the 漢子 is when transliterated into separate languages/dialects

Mandarin 學(学)=xue
Cantonese 學=hok
Korean 學=학=hak.
and so on.

I'm (part) Korean and i think it's essential to know the 한자 of the word as well as the 한글 as 한자 is very beautiful :)

can anyone else agree with this?

ITT: no japanese shitty kanji.

>>32

exactly, i believe it should be used a lot more.

>>32

exactly, i believe it should be used a lot more.

>>32

exactly, i believe it should be used a lot more.

>>32

exactly, i believe it should be used a lot more.

exactly, i believe it should be used a lot more.

>>32

exactly, i believe it should be used a lot more.

oops. getting some temp writing error, so posted again. and it seems to posted a lot more.

>>23
Wait, what's the story behind this? How would fake characters get into Unicode why would you do such a thing ;_;

>>23
Wait, what's the story behind this? How would fake characters get into Unicode why would you do such a thing ;_;

>>23
Wait, what's the story behind this? How would fake characters get into Unicode why would you do such a thing ;_;

>>50

they're japfags, their aim is to ruin the world with their oddity and fucked up teeth :D