How do Asian countries with letters like this type?

>>71387162
Same as you

Very carefully.

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>>71387162

>>71387735
Hory shitu!

>>71388184
I know, right. The FM Towns had a gorgeous keyboard.

Before Kanji FEP became popular in Japan, I memorized 2 bytes of the Kanji code list and entered the letters by direct input.

>>71387162
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3ZuELh7rhI

you start with the latin equivalent in sound
あの would be ano

>>71390464

Do you Japs really know more than 2000 kanji? How do you identify them? You just remember the meaning of the symbol or actually identify the things "drawn"?

>>71390974
My answer is Yes.
However, there are parts that you can do if you remember the elements to combine, so fewer real numbers are needed.
In extreme terms, I remember 40 parts and 50 separate parts, so the combination is 2000.

Do you remember about 5000 Spanish words, do you?
If you think that Kanji is itself a word rather than seeing it as the same letter as the alphabet, 2000 should be a big number.

>>71393464
Well, in many western languages (except English) you write everything exactly as you say it.

So you don't need to remember shit. Although you eventually will.

I am sorry by the excellent ethnic groups.