Tying the world in 1 thread Reply


(1) “むん ごて 「ダエト コク」 ぴい ばく ちゃふんち”

(2) mun go te “da e to coku” pi i ba ku cha hun chi

notice the length of above two sentences in hiragana (1) and Roman (2)

Put that in Google Translate page and hear the voice. The Japanese lady will speak Odia so close to accurate that it will blow your mind. [if you know the target language: here Odia] In other words if you write things correctly even in Japanese-Hiragana or katakana someone in Odisha will understand perfectly. This can be installed on airports and bam he/she will be understood. This also goes for hindi/bengali/kannada etc. More…

Interesting factoid in kanji Reply


語 =口+(音)+口+五
go = mouth + voice + mouth + go.

It means voice produced by humans hence language or words etc but its said like Japanese 5 which is again go. So the same kanji tells you what it means and hwo its said by using another widely used kanji such as go = 5 [五] ..

This is merely a coincidence that go = language is go = 5 and is denoted like that. More…

Menaing of Kanji [漢字] Reply


I am trying to figure kan. 漢. This is the han dynasty. This is perhaps kan and han both because kshan = xan. Which leads to all possibilities accommodated. such as san, jian, yan, yang etc due to the alternation of consonants and vowels. More…

The 10-incarnations .. 10 numbers from one kanji Reply


Just now thinking about it more I wanted to compare all other digits and found that they are indeed present in this single kanji. In other words all digits were created from this single kanji, 西. In some way or other check that out >> 1一 , 2二, 3三, 4四, 5五, 6六, 7七, 8八, 9九, 10十. More…