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The kanji on the front of the RTK1 book - edsmaffs - 2009-05-26
I just realised that it's the kanji for 'write'!
Ok, it's not that amazing, but I felt really proud that I idly noticed what it was without properly thinking about it.
And RTK2 is 'read'!
But I can't read the kanji on the front of the RTK3 book .... :'(
The kanji on the front of the RTK1 book - Jarvik7 - 2009-05-26
上級: "upper level"
Remembering the Hanzi 1 also says write, but it's different from Japanese.
traditional: 寫
simplified: 写
The kanji on the front of the RTK1 book - bodhisamaya - 2009-05-26
上級 じょうきゅう advanced level
彼は上級のコースに上がったよ
He went up to the advanced course.
I had this item today on smart.fm :-)
The kanji on the front of the RTK1 book - edsmaffs - 2009-05-26
Is your avatar picture a real kanji, Jarvik?
I hope not... trying to read that on a web page would be horrible...
The kanji on the front of the RTK1 book - Nii87 - 2009-05-26
If I remember correctly, Jarvik's avatar is a kanji for some type of common noodle or something?
The kanji on the front of the RTK1 book - Codexus - 2009-05-26
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biang_Biang_Noodles
The kanji on the front of the RTK1 book - stoked - 2009-05-26
Don't forget about http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%81%9F%E3%81%84%E3%81%A8
![[Image: taitol.png]](http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/4513/taitol.png)
84 strokes...
The kanji on the front of the RTK1 book - Tobberoth - 2009-05-26
Taito is interesting because it's a Japanese only kanji. It's as if they went "Well, we stole your system of writing, so now we are going to be better than you at it!". Not that it's even close to as hard to remember as Biang, Jarvik7s avatar
The kanji on the front of the RTK1 book - stoked - 2009-05-26
What about http://www.akatsukinishisu.net/kanji/ooichiza.html ?! Hmmm...
The kanji on the front of the RTK1 book - vosmiura - 2009-05-26
Biang is very easy to remember thanks to RTK
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The kanji on the front of the RTK1 book - Jarvik7 - 2009-05-26
Tobberoth Wrote:Taito is interesting because it's a Japanese only kanji. It's as if they went "Well, we stole your system of writing, so now we are going to be better than you at it!". Not that it's even close to as hard to remember as Biang, Jarvik7s avatar働 is another 国字. I think that one is potentially more insulting. "You lazy Chinese have no character for work. I guess we'll have to make one up."
The kanji on the front of the RTK1 book - Tobberoth - 2009-05-26
vosmiura Wrote:Biang is very easy to remember thanks to RTKYeah, but in Biang you need to remember 11 elements. In Taito, there's just two
. From a structural standpoint, Biang is a whole lot more complex.
The kanji on the front of the RTK1 book - chochajin - 2009-05-26
Btw. on the German edition of the book (RTK 1) it's: 覚