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Re: Can I learn Chinese from Japanese easier?
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wow i think you'll get conf little usually the kanji you'll need to learn thousand word of chinese kanji 
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Chinese are from Japanese-do they got history from about it?which one contain more kanji. Is Chinese words-they contain more kanji words. So Japanese words are |
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I actually think that it is easier to learn japanese after learning chinese and not the other way round. If you cannot read kanji, you can still kind of figure out what the sentences mean if you know chinese. But for chinese, you cannot. Besides, nowadays people usually use simplified chinese characters and not traditional but kanji's characters are traditional so i guess it would be quite difficult to learn chinese from japanese.     |
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I've been told by my friend that it's easier to learn Chinese first, because a lot of Japanese kanji characters came from the Chinese characters. So it may help the Japanese easier.
みんなさん、がんばります。
私もがんばりますよ。
今、日本語勉強をしっています。でも、１０月、日本に行きます。
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the character's reading is obviously different. But some may sound alike. ALMOST all kanji in Japanese have same meaning (some don't, like watashi, in Japanese it means I, but in Chinese it means private (ownership)) and are the same like in Chinese (not all, for example huang in Chinese, Japanese writes it differently). What differs it that in Japanese, you can mix Kanji with kana. And Japanese is using both traditional Chinese Hanzi (qiantizi) and simplified Chinese Hanzi (fantizi) (some kanji use qiantizi form, some fantizi form). That would confuse Japanese who wants to learn Chinese or vice versa. The codename's r3ck0rd. Find me in my Facebook Profile Page, or in my blog.
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on 07:10:56 am 12/10/09 |
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Chinese got copy some of the Japanese is Hokkian(Fu jian福建) like father and mother etc 
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it really depends, well if you couldn't read or write at the moment, it wouldn't be very useful, but a lot of the words, kanji are actually Chinese characters, so if knew japanese, it would definitely be an advantage, but a big 1 or not, it really depends. 
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If you can read chinese, you can read kanji. That doesn't mean you can read japanese, cause of hiragana and grammar differences. It would be helpful and decrease some workload on memorization.
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