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Interesting Chinese Characters in Japanese

Jin Yi-hua

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The thesis illustrates from the following three aspects the easy and difficult features of Chinese characters in learning Japanese:pronunciation, grapheme, and the meaning. It gives a list of those Chinese characters which are prone to wrong writing in both languages.It also explains the meaning of such Chinese characters in Japanese as 八百屋、床屋、質屋、判子屋and etc.

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The thesis illustrates from the following three aspects the easy and difficult features of Chinese characters in learning Japanese:pronunciation, grapheme, and the meaning. It gives a list of those Chinese characters which are prone to wrong writing in both languages.It also explains the meaning of such Chinese characters in Japanese as 八百屋、床屋、質屋、判子屋and etc.

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The thesis illustrates from the following three aspects the easy and difficult features of Chinese characters in learning Japanese:pronunciation, grapheme, and the meaning. It gives a list of those Chinese characters which are prone to wrong writing in both languages.It also explains the meaning of such Chinese characters in Japanese as 八百屋、床屋、質屋、判子屋and etc.

Key concepts: Chinese characters, Grapheme, Pronunciation, Meaning (existential), Linguistics, Kanji, Original meaning, Chinese language

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