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...s by syllables within words, which look rather like drastically simplified kanji.

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...unced ''mùzhì zhuōzi''. It ''does'' mean 'table' or 'desk' in Japanese ''[[kanji]]'', though (pronounced ''tsukue''), as characters often change their meani ===Japanese ''kanji''===

...scheme for doing Japanese things works quite well, I think - they have the kanji and Romaji in brackets right in the first sentence.) [[User:J. Noel Chiappa

.... The sign on the door (非常口 ''Hijoo Guchi'' 'fire exit') is written in ''[[kanji]]'', or [[Chinese characters|Chinese-derived characters]].<BR><small>Photo ...ten employ the ''[[katakana]]'' script rather than the Chinese-derived ''[[kanji]]'' characters.</div>

Beginning in 1929, he planned the incident with [[Kanji Ishiwara]] and ordered attacks during the actual incident.<ref>{{citation

> Also, I thought if you perhaps had a good image of the kanji

...in) consisting of four [[phrases]] each seven [[Chinese characters]] (''[[kanji]]'' - 漢字) in length.

...ive translations of foriegn texts than I, but when you assert a particular Kanji Ideogram _is_ translated thus and so I find I must disagree. There are man

...ting, the only way to show the difference outside of context is to use ''[[kanji]]'' (Chinese-derived [[Chinese characters|characters]]) - 橋 is 'bridge' a

...and attractive qualities.<ref name="isbn0-412-64380-4">{{cite book |editor=Kanji, Gopal K. |authorlink= |author= Kano, N|others= |title=Total quality manage

...g., human scripts not using the Roman alphabet such as Arabic orthography, kanji and hiragana, Sanskrit orthography, etc. <ref name=RFC2047>{{citation

...ting, the only way to show the difference outside of context is to use ''[[kanji]]'' (Chinese-derived [[Chinese characters|characters]]) - 橋 is 'bridge' a

...(e.g. like using modern typefaces even more stylised than reformed ''joyo kanji'' of Usui's time).

...and are usually composed of four or more lines of Chinese characters, or [[kanji]] (漢字), each line having the same number of characters. ''Gin'' with f

'''Kanji Ishiwara''' (1889-1949) was an [[Imperial Japanese Army]] officer deeply in

It was planned by Lieutenant Colonel [[Kanji Ishiwara]] and Colonel [[Seishiro Itagaki‎]], who were on the staff of th

...or morphosyllabic) [[Chinese language|Chinese]]-derived characters (漢字 ''[[kanji]]''), two mora-based systems (ひらがな ''[[hiragana]]'' and カタカ�

[[Kanji Ishiwara]] took over the "total war lobby" in the Army command after the as

...''[[kokutai]]'', and, to focus on that problem, he appointed the retired [[Kanji Ishiwara]].<ref>Bix, p. 540</ref>