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"Joy" Japanese calligraphy

"喜" (ki, yorokobu). It is translated as like, love, enjoy, joyful thing, etc. This character is written by Kanzi,Regular script. Etymology :　Ideogrammic compound 壴 (drum) + 口 (mouth) The state to be pleased that people play music. This character has very lucky meanings in the Orient. Meeting with all of my followers you. And recognizing the world that I do not know. Sharing the world that I do not know with the friends. It is my "Joy". Infinite "Joy" Each person is walking toward it... I…

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\\Japanese laungauge study// -by Kamila acebal  The Japanese letters are made up of 3 scripts named, “hiragana” “katakana” “kanji” “katakana” “kanji” are known for being simpler then “hiragana”, “hiragana” is used for making full words most often while the other two are for syllables, nouns, and stuff on that wave length. Favorites: Nei (Pronounced: ne ) (Hey ) Ea-e? (Pronounced: e-A-ee) (Ok?) Oyasumi (Pronounced: oh-ya-sue-mi) (Goodnight) Gomennasai (Pronounced: go-men-na-sa) (Am sorry) Japanese Beginner, Hiragana Chart, Learn Japanese Beginner, Learn Basic Japanese, Japanese Handwriting, Japanese Letters, Learn Japan, Hiragana Katakana, Bahasa Jepun
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\\Japanese laungauge study// -by Kamila acebal  The Japanese letters are made up of 3 scripts named, “hiragana” “katakana” “kanji” “katakana” “kanji” are known for being simpler then “hiragana”, “hiragana” is used for making full words most often while the other two are for syllables, nouns, and stuff on that wave length. Favorites: Nei (Pronounced: ne ) (Hey ) Ea-e? (Pronounced: e-A-ee) (Ok?) Oyasumi (Pronounced: oh-ya-sue-mi) (Goodnight) Gomennasai (Pronounced: go-men-na-sa) (Am sorry)

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