• ColeSloth
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    2 days ago

    Get the word for Japanese written out in Chinese.

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        2 days ago

        I knew lemmy would get it! Didn’t expect the picture instead of just name dropping the good place. Way to go above and beyond.

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      2 days ago

      日語 happens to mean Japanese Language, in both written Chinese and Japanese.

      Same for 日本人 (Japanese Person)

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        日語 technically means Japanese language in Japanese, but no one ever uses it-- I think it’s an outdated usage. Everyone uses 日本語 these days.