This is the best kanji

笑

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You think that's good? Check this out

海

this is the best kanji

,.i.,

>>70123505
nope it's 一

糞

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Muh best kanji

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No, this

鬱

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>>70127004
>depression, gloom, melancholy

卍

>>70126876
What the fuck is this supposed to be,
4 fishing hooks tied together?

王 has no contusions get that shit out of here

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>>70128410
>not knowing the history of your script
shame on you

>>70128573
>Using outdated script because modern script is too mainstream

Gtfo hipster go tip your fedora in your slum you cuck

>>70128638
somehow a more aesthetically pleasing allograph is bad?
that damage control, lmao'ing at your life

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>>70128736
Yeah have fun with your shitty caveman scribbles tattooed on your arm

I'd take simplified/traditional script over that anyday

It's much easier to read.

>>70129044
k no one cares

>>70129284
Boo hoo someone dissed your ooga booga letters

Why don't you get invaded by another nation again

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>>70123505

>>70129321
Not him, but what's wrong with you?

〇 < This is a kanji

>>70128573
The small seal one looks better imo.

My favourite character is 瀟 by the way

>>70129466
UU
UU

>>70129501
The small seal letter looks like out of Quake

>>70129419
You don't see non-chinese speakers running around with "CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP" or "FREE OF CHARGE" tattooed on their asscheeks everyday

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>>70129501
What's not to love about Running script? :(

>>70129801
Yeah, that's pretty nice as well

>>70129662
Literally nobody cares, including your own government. You have 6 gorrillions of unreadable puzzlerunes; deal with it. Or adopt latin as your furigana or something, IF this is really an issue.

>>70130133
We do. It's called hanyu pinyin. Look it up.

死

As a kid I watched too many animu and tried to draw a bit. I would called myself TAHI and put it in katakana on every drawing to trigger the japs.

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>>70130317
Why are you all liking the character for death? Are you all edgelords or something? Try this instead

>>70130242
bopomofo is superior

>>70130529
Did you read my story?

I like 砂 森 竹 私 龍 然 紫 職 .

>>70130529
rude

>>70130648
I've not been taught zhuyin before, so I have no idea if it's better or worse than hanyu.

>>70130671
Yes, but 死 cn: si3 jp: shi has nothing to do with tahi, unless that's polish for death

http://jisho.org/search/%E6%AD%BB

>>70130755
:(

>>70130816
pinyin is worse because the chinese learn latin script before they learn chinese, which is laughable
and zhuyin actually fits in with the chinese script better

>>70130951
Look at my flag
I'm not china

I learn both english and chinese cocurrently

常

>>70130816
It's literally tahi with a dash over it.

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>>70130529
He told you, why. But it is said that we, Poles,
live with an ear put to the grave. Even our national epic is named after the pagan ritual of meeting with spirits of our deceased ones.

That's probably because we worshipped this deity once. She's still called Death in some regions. Nobody knows, why.

ITT: Weebs

女三人寄らば姦しい

姦

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>>70131025
>tahi,

>>70131131
タヒ
he meant this shit

>>70131097
Do I get a free pass if I'm chinese

>>70131177
>タヒ
http://jisho.org/word/%E3%82%BF%E3%83%92%E3%82%8B

It took me a while but ah I get it now

I'm too used to seeing each character as a separate entity. That and it's japanese slang apparently, which I don't get to learn much.

>>70131273
No you still don't get it.

Just write those two katakana characters on paper and connect them with a dash on top.

>>70131409
I get it, don't worry
the characters merged together like radicals I get that

Do keep in mind that although chinese and japanese are similar, we see radicals differently

巛口囗土士夂夕大女子宀寸小尢尸屮山川工己巳巾干幺广廾弋弓彐彑彡彳忄扌氵犭纟辶门飞饣马兀

タヒ is not part of our radical list, which took me a while to process. My bad.

>>70131409
Also,
> Slang, from bottom half of 死

It's right there in the link I posted

>>70131623
>slang
I was just a kid watching cartoons. I only knew the very basics and maybe some shit I googled or whatever. I have no Idea where I even saw the character for death. How do you expect me to know the slang and feel confident about it enough to put it in my nickname thinking how funny and edgy I am? It was just that I noticed some similarity between the characters, really just that simple.

>>70131874
Well that comment wasn't aimed soley at you. There are a few other guys who think 死 is a cool character

>>70132061
solely*

>>70131528
> although chinese and japanese are similar, we see radicals differently
That's not true. We see radicals as Chinese do. タヒ is just a slang.

>>70131183
yes

嬲

>>70132702
Ah, I see
I'm still a beginner pls be gentle

>>70132814
男 女 男

what did they mean by this?

>>70132061
I don't see any ITT. Or are you talking about people in general?
It's not even the most aesthetically pleasing, although there is something cool in that dash at the top, that gives it kind of more Devanagari feel.

>>70132702
I wonder if the slang term was a result of the same pun I came up with.

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This is how our dictionary teach us about the radical of 死.

Well, as you said the youngsters who read 死 as タヒ wouldn't know that though...

>>70132914
>>70126619

And also a lot of edgy chinese kids I knew back then thought it was the shit and liked the number 4 because it sounds close to the chinese pronunciation for 死 and is therefore regarded by the general populace as unlucky/taboo

>>70132924
I was taught 死 as a single, solid word, like most other words. Quite hard to break out of that mentality when you've had that crammed for more than a decade

>>70132914
タヒ was used like 4chan poster use "moar" instead of more. It seems that to directly tell other posters "die" could be illegal in my country.

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>>70133220
ok, didn't notice that one cause it was rotated. Gomen.
Yes, it's all about the edge. Fortunately most kids grow out of it.

>>70134021
>It seems that to directly tell other posters "die" could be illegal in my country.
wat de fubck

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>>70133220
死 is a single solid character/word. That doesn't mean you can't separate the character into the radical and non-radical part.

>>70134367
That's the thing, until a few minutes ago I realised that 死 can be seen as 一タヒ compound

I've been too busy cramming those characters without giving much thought to it

>>70133220
死 and 4 are pronounced the same in my language too. So 4 is often avoided by people. Like apartment houses built by individual landlord often lack room 4 or floor 4. Same can be said about the number 9(=苦).

>>70135066
Yeah I'm aware. Though, 4 can also be read as "yon" yes? When is it used?

In chinese, 9 sounds similar to wine (酒) which is used in a lot of slang

>>70135066
oh so it explain the tetraphobia ( fear of number 4)
of a manga character in jojo

>>70135215
When you count up numbers like 1,2,3,4, people tend to pronounce 4 as Shi. Because it's easier to pronounce. When you count down, people tend to pronounce 4 as Yon for the same reason.

> In chinese, 9 sounds similar to wine (酒) which is used in a lot of slang
I didn't know that. Do you use slang with number9 when you are planning about drinking with your friends or coworkers?

Only Chinese slang with number I know is 886.

>>70135552
>886
what does it mean ?

>>70135650
It means bye bye~. Just 88 also makes sense. But if you add 6, it gets more friendly, according to a Chinese person I know.

>>70135552
In chinese circles yes. But in Singapore specifically we tend to mix all dialects and so we tend to say "lim jiu" which is hokkien.

8 is a pretty well known auspicious number because it sounds close to prosperity/getting rich, 发(财)and so you see/hear alot of that thrown around, especially now where chinese new year is almost here

>>70135552
Also, a less well-known slang for beer is P9, because 啤酒 (pi2 jiu3) beer sounds exactly the same

>>70135650
>>70135751

88 is kind of close to how we say byebye, 6 is an informal slang suffix

So 886 is something like "byebye for now!" iirc

>>70129666
l-lewd

>>70135825
>>70136000
I understood. It's interesting.

8 is also auspicious number in J too.

I have forgotten about Chinese New Year. I'll write a letter to someone in China.

It wan nice talking with you. I gotta go now. 早透.

>>70136470
bye, take care of yourself

>>70136470
It was nice chatting with you bro. Take care!

looks like a rocket launcher thats on helicopters

>>70129044
>not taking 新加坡 《502简体字表》

>>70136766
You have a point there