haha, somehow just leaving it to Elaro doesn't sound like something Lesus would do... but then again, he will probably stil have to deal with Grisia
I'd completely forgotten that Shis was from the Cathedral of the Shadow God... that could explain...
I know some, ... around 200, probably less since it's been a while since I've practised them.... that's why I get all happy when I actually recognize one I noticed there are a bit of differences though, in many of the han and their corresponding kanji. noticed it also because in Japanese classes a chinese partner pointed it out, in a quiz, she got sea/ocean wrong (she hadn't studied and decided to use the simplified Chinese version). If I see correctly, the han has 10 strokes, while the kanji only 9, inside the... ah... mother radical, the two small... ah... colon like lines fuse into a single vertical one... and in the 殺 kanji, the lower left radical is that of tree, while in the han seems to be slightly different... it's rather annoying, that a single kanji can have sometimes more than three pronunciations... does the same happen in Chinese?
totally true, Long-ba looks like mafia... and now I've forgotten how I had imagined him... at the very least I had imagined him with longer hair... and I think that without beard
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Date: 2012-08-16 05:01 am (UTC)I'd completely forgotten that Shis was from the Cathedral of the Shadow God... that could explain...
I know some, ... around 200, probably less since it's been a while since I've practised them....
that's why I get all happy when I actually recognize one
I noticed there are a bit of differences though, in many of the han and their corresponding kanji. noticed it also because in Japanese classes a chinese partner pointed it out, in a quiz, she got sea/ocean wrong (she hadn't studied and decided to use the simplified Chinese version). If I see correctly, the han has 10 strokes, while the kanji only 9, inside the... ah... mother radical, the two small... ah... colon like lines fuse into a single vertical one... and in the 殺 kanji, the lower left radical is that of tree, while in the han seems to be slightly different...
it's rather annoying, that a single kanji can have sometimes more than three pronunciations... does the same happen in Chinese?
totally true, Long-ba looks like mafia... and now I've forgotten how I had imagined him... at the very least I had imagined him with longer hair... and I think that without beard