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Anonymous
Classical chinese wordplay 06/01/26(Mon)02:23:17 No.18506475

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Classical chinese wordplay Anonymous 06/01/26(Mon)02:23:17 No.18506475

Are there any other examples of this building characters up verbally from constituent pieces?

Anonymous
06/01/26(Mon)20:40:37 No.18507772

Anonymous 06/01/26(Mon)20:40:37 No.18507772

Chinese characters are so fucking based. I just wish the language didn't sound as bad as it does.

Anonymous
06/02/26(Tue)00:06:56 No.18508032

Anonymous 06/02/26(Tue)00:06:56 No.18508032

>>18507772
I do like how it has the rare R sound that American English has and very few other languages do. What language do you think sounds good then?

Anonymous
06/02/26(Tue)00:18:29 No.18508051

Anonymous 06/02/26(Tue)00:18:29 No.18508051

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>Dong Zhuo? He ain't black, he ching ching

Anonymous
06/02/26(Tue)00:51:24 No.18508100

Anonymous 06/02/26(Tue)00:51:24 No.18508100

>>18508032
Japanese.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8yf_ITptEU&t=47
Compare with Chinese:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5C6Cfr-kU0
Chinese just sounds harsh and grating to listen to. It's a horrible language.

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