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Anyone here read Japanese or Chinese?

CashNVape

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I believe its Japanese
Curious what it says:
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R3alJim Shady

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I believe its Japanese
Curious what it says:
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So it's all Chinese characters, but they're used across Asia with different pronunciations, but similar meanings. Looks for Chinese to me for lack of any pyelt Japanese characters... my Kanji knowledge is terrible so I'm not much help here. Sorry!

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CashNVape

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So it's all Chinese characters, but they're used across Asia with different pronunciations, but similar meanings. Looks for Chinese to me... my Kanji knowledge is terrible so I'm not much help here. Sorry!

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Maybe u can share with a friend or something ah? I appreciate the help very much

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Mykreign

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Couldn't you use a translating app?

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CashNVape

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Member For 4 Years
The last character means 'sky'

Doesn't sound like anything obscene...

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According to an app it says Steve, according to google translate in text 史蒂夫
It means Steve jobs.
Makes no sense LOL
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R3alJim Shady

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According to an app it says Steve, according to google translate in text 史蒂夫
It means Steve jobs.
Makes no sense LOL
The shirt is from: Truth Substance common sense

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So that's how it's pronounced not how it translates.

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Japanese can be quite hard as well. For one you need to learn three writing styles Hiragana, kabuki here, Katakana, and Kanji. Learning Hiragana, and Katakana shouldn’t take you too long, but learning thousands of Kanji characters can be a pain. Japanese grammar rules are also said to be quite hard as well. In terms of job opportunities, Japanese isn’t as useful as Chinese, because of Japan’s slower economic growth in recent years.
 

Ruppy_bear

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I saw the @. I speak fluently mandarin and Cantonese, but I can’t read. Like my read is like normal conversational level, also I can only read mandarin. Cantonese and Mandarin are the same in characters, it’s just the pronunciation and the way it’s put in a sentence is odd. So if u read a Cantonese sentence in mandarin out loud, it’s not gonna make sense. But if u read a mandarin sentence using Cantonese it would make sense but u just feel weird.

Pictures just a shirt or something that says steve
 

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