I think it's because of the way the characters retain their Chinese meaning while having Japanese pronunciation. It's a bit like if English were to use French words for writing, so you'd write "poisson" but still pronounce it "fish".
@@chialuenlis5931 and more often than not, more than just two ways. they just group the different readings into two groups, on'yomi (from chinese) and kun'yomi (from japanese)... some kanji like 生 genuinely have 25 readings, not including nanori (readings from names, where people can legit just make up new readings)
Yagoo do be tearin up and it aint even a month after the regloss debut lmao
God I need more Ririka clips
Ichijo 'Galaxy Brain' Ririka, your idol, everyone......
Based and Gyaru pilled(?)
When it comes from gyaru, I wasn't surprised
I have always found it quite curious how even for the Japanese, kanji are quite confusing. xD
I think it is because there are around 2,000+ regular kanji out there. Then 50,000+ total kanji overall iirc
The reason it may be confusing is because all kanji can be read in two ways. The Chinese way or the Japanese way.
I think it's because of the way the characters retain their Chinese meaning while having Japanese pronunciation.
It's a bit like if English were to use French words for writing, so you'd write "poisson" but still pronounce it "fish".
@@chialuenlis5931 and more often than not, more than just two ways. they just group the different readings into two groups, on'yomi (from chinese) and kun'yomi (from japanese)... some kanji like 生 genuinely have 25 readings, not including nanori (readings from names, where people can legit just make up new readings)
@@wesleychalmers7648wait... English DOES do that a lot! Now the kanji debacle makes a lot more sense, thanks for explaining to my EOP ass
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please summarise this clip in a single word.
Me: "Priorities"