I wonder what will happen if I make a Lillie thread here

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something cute of course

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and adorable

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maybe somewhat romantic-like

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something friendly

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and a little silly (i presume. i dont speak moonrunes)

>>2889614
That's Korean, not Japanese.

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>>2889683
I couldn't tell Korean, Chinese, Japanese or any other of those hieroglyph languages apart to save my life. Also, didn't know "moonrune" only referred to Jap, thought it was for any of them.

>>2889710
Korean is easy enough to distinguish since it's got a lot of straight lines and circles. Japanese and Chinese would be a bit more difficult because there's a lot of overlap in their symbols (a lot of Japanese characters are borrowed from Chinese)

>>2889983
If you want to tell Japanese and Chinese apart look at the complexity of the symbols. Japanese includes two phonetic alphabets called hiragana and katakana which are composed of simple, uncomplicated shapes. If you see alot of those interspersed with the more complicated Kanji characters then you're looking at moonrunes. If they're all Kanji then it might be Chinese.

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>>2889983
>>2889989
i come here for /c/ute, but i gain a +1 INT. Nice! those are good tips anons

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>>2893514
i hope the text isnt anything, like, naughty and stuff.
Actually, dont wanna know, unless its funny