Category: Research Progress

  • How the kanji for measurement is coined in Japanese?

    How the kanji for measurement is coined in Japanese?

    kanji equation; here is more progress in kanji equation, I made today. Just came across the kanji, 測 (haka, measurement). This one looked quite familiar. (As I see now, I know tons of kanji, compared eg to last year, in an instant I would familiarize with them, so I set onto find the kanji equation…

  • The Chandra Angle !!

    But the neutron stars are still quite large. This is because the electrons are about 1000 times as longer in how much space they require to sit in that system, than the neutrons. the neutrons are heavy hard attitude guys, they will go no where. But the electrons while occupy such a large couch are…

  • How to say “I” (me or mine) in Japanese; #mdashf #kanji5

    How to say “I” (me or mine) in Japanese; #mdashf #kanji5

    How to say “I” (me or mine) in Japanese; wa’ta’shi. Note that: a real distinction between I, me or mine comes from what are called “particles”. It defines; to-I, by-I, on-I, From-I etc. The few help-objects that does so (by, to, from, on, in … ) in strictly phonetic language like Japanese or Indian languages…

  • Learning Kanji with devil.

    Learning Kanji with devil.

    Kyuu; The conjugated Phonetics kyu, made from Ki+Yu. Ki as in Kill. Yu as in (Y)united. Last u, as in oops if oo is to be u. Kanji can be used to convey various meaning, in conjugation with each other. There are various categories of kanjis based on where they came from and where they…

  • Finding Chinese and Japanese language components into Indian and English words.

    Finding Chinese and Japanese language components into Indian and English words.

    I have come across tons of phonetics present in Indian words (in last few years, and sometimes updated on face-book) where the first part of the Indian word is either Japanese phonetics or a Chinese phonetics with the same meaning. I am just giving an example. (so once the elements: consonant, vowels, conjugation and slight-alternations…