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Japanese Symbols and Japanese Culture Blog

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[Japanese People read a magazine from back to front??]



Do you know the way Japanese people read a magazine in Japan?
If you are not Japanese, you may think we are reading the magazine back to front.
That's right.

Unlike English magazine, all the Japanese magazines are open from left
to right like the picture avobe.

It's like we read Japanese kanji, hiragana and Kataknaa characters from right to left vertically, but we read Japanese symbols from left to right horizontally.

It is bit complex, isn't it?

Sayonara

Takanori Tomita



If you want to learn Japanese, visit our Learn Japanese Language.

How To Get the RIGHT Kanji Symbols that Says Exactly What You Want to Say!

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Japanese Symbols and Japanese Culture Blog

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You know, Japanese people use 3 different scripts to write a word or name
in Japanese

They are:

1. KANJI
2. Katakana
3. Hiragana

Now, let me explain about the 1st script called "Kanji".

Japanese Script[1]: KANJI
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Among these 3 scripts, Kanji script is the most popular writing form for
Western people, as they are mostly used in the LAST SAMURAI movie, and
the look of Kanji is very artistic and expressive comparing to other 2 scripts.

Kanji are basically 'Ideograms'.
Kanji convey a specific meaning, word or idea.
There are kanji symbols to represent all aspects of language including concepts,
feelings and ideas, too.

Historically, it was invented by the Chinese and introduced to Japan.
Although the Chinese character and Japanese Kanji character look very similar,
they are not exactlty the same.

What they look like?
Take a look at the example of Kanji symbols I have created on the web:
http://www.dsfy.com/UnitedStaes_Kanji.htm
This is the Kanji symbols that says "United States" in Japanese.
These are Kanji compounds.
By using 2 different Kanji symbols, it makes the meaning.
The first Kanji character is "Rice", and the second character is "Country".
So, 'rice country' is the Japanese KANJI word for America.

Moreoever, extensive kanji dictionaries can contain as many
as 40 - 50,000 kanji!!
Because there are couple ways to write a same word in KANJI.
For instance, I can write 'Faith' with 4 ~ 5 different ways.

How do I know which one to use?
It usually depends on what you really want to say.
The kanji character for 'Faith' as in Believe is VERY DIFFERENT to 'Faith'
as in promise.

So, How To Get the RIGHT Kanji Symbols that Says Exactly What You Want to Say!

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Japanese Symbols and Japanese Culture Blog

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100% Accurate Japanese Symbol Translation for Tattoo Design

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Today, I am going to you some of the Japanese kanji symbol's Tattoo Design
we have been receiving almost everyday from our customers of Japanese kanji
Symbol Translation service.



All the new photos are added into the following site:
Please take a look at it.
http://www.dsfy.com/tattoo_design/Japanese_Symbols_Tattoo_Design_Picture.htm

Takanori Tomita



P.S: 100% Accurate Japanese Symbols, Kanji Tattoo Design and Japanese Translation
If you don't know the difference between 3 Japanese Scripts(Kanji, Hiragana and Katakana), then, you should read my FREE Special Report to learn the basics of 3 different Japanese scripts called;

Otherwise, you may end up using WRONG Japanese symbols for your tattoo design like other people.
You know, a lot of Western people don't know the difference.
To avoid using WRONG Japanese symbols for your tattoo design, you should also understand the basic of Japanese symbols at least, and know exactly which Japanese script you want to get.
Then, you can ask a real Japanese translator to translate and design your words/phrase to Japanese symbols accurately.

To subsbribe My Free Newsletter, Please go to: Design For you - Japanese Symbols Translation



P.P.S: Take a look at the some of the unique Japanese symbol Design Products

[Pillow with Japanese Love Kanji Symbols]


[The Kanji Dictionary based on the way of Samurai
- include 30 different Kanji sysmbols with 4 different Calligraphy fonts!!]

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Japanese Symbols and Japanese Culture Blog

Updated by: DSFY.com
- Are you afraid to use WRONG Japanese symbols?
100% Accurate Japanese Symbol Translation for Tattoo Design

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We have created a new website for those who want to learn Japanese.
It is called "Learn Japanese Language for real communication".



There are 3 different sections:

1. Learn 3 different Japanese scripts - Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji
2. Learn to Speaking Japanese by postcasting with your Ipod
3. Learn to Write Japanese

and, today, we have added new page at Learn to write Japanese.
Check out the following site as well.

http://www.learn-japanese-kanji-hiragana-katakana.com/Learn_To_Write_Japanese_1.htm

Also, if you have a blog or website, we would appreciate if you can link to our Learn Japanese langauge!


Takanori Tomita

P.S: 100% Accurate Japanese Symbols, Kanji Tattoo Design and Japanese Translation
If you don't know the difference between 3 Japanese Scripts(Kanji, Hiragana and Katakana), then, you should read my FREE Special Report to learn the basics of 3 different Japanese scripts called;

Otherwise, you may end up using WRONG Japanese symbols for your tattoo design like other people.
You know, a lot of Western people don't know the difference.
To avoid using WRONG Japanese symbols for your tattoo design, you should also understand the basic of Japanese symbols at least, and know exactly which Japanese script you want to get.
Then, you can ask a real Japanese translator to translate and design your words/phrase to Japanese symbols accurately.

To subsbribe My Free Newsletter, Please go to: Design For you - Japanese Symbols Translation



P.P.S: Take a look at the some of the unique Japanese symbol Design Products

[Pillow with Japanese Love Kanji Symbols]


[The Kanji Dictionary based on the way of Samurai
- include 30 different Kanji sysmbols with 4 different Calligraphy fonts!!]