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Topic	How do some languages just straight up not have some noises?
Judgmenl 01/04/22 11:31:15 AM #13:	Muscles posted... After reading those Japanese scribble letters it really makes me wish we had a universal alphabet, maybe based off the English one but with dedicated letters for each sound instead of the abortion of pronunciations that so many letters get "The Latin alphabet is the only alphabet that's not scribbles" Took me like a week to learn Kana. Not difficult at all. Kanji on the other hand... --- You're a regular Jack Kerouac Not removing this until I've left March 2020. <cite>Judgmenl posted [p:961462063] in How do som... [t:79838780]...</cite> <quote>Muscles posted... </cite> <quote>After reading those Japanese scribble letters it really makes me wish we had a universal alphabet, maybe based off the English one but with dedicated letters for each sound instead of the abortion of pronunciations that so many letters get</quote>"The Latin alphabet is the only alphabet that's not scribbles" Took me like a week to learn Kana. Not difficult at all. Kanji on the other hand... --- You're a regular Jack Kerouac Not removing this until I've left March 2020.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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