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Thread: Confused about 什 & 甚 Post: Confused about 什 & 甚 Thanks, Rubrick. That is very helpful & makes sense. It seems a handful of simplifications may have made their way into the traditional lexicon. I have a feeling that the same situation is true ... |
aadonovan | Chinese and Hanzi | 3 | 2,723 | 2014-01-12, 11:01 pm | ||
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Thread: Taskmaster vs. Walking Legs Post: Taskmaster vs. Walking Legs Gotcha. Thanks Horace. Phew. |
aadonovan | Chinese and Hanzi | 5 | 3,553 | 2014-01-04, 10:57 pm | ||
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Thread: Confused about 什 & 甚 Post: Confused about 什 & 甚 Here is a weird one. I found a printed flashcard that lists the simplified and traditional characters for the English word "what?" (pinyin: shen2) as: 什 (simplified) and 甚 (traditional). Weirdly, it... |
aadonovan | Chinese and Hanzi | 3 | 2,723 | 2014-01-04, 10:37 pm | ||
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Thread: Taskmaster vs. Walking Legs Post: Taskmaster vs. Walking Legs Thanks for that info - it's very helpful. That probably also explains one other difference I've come across. #1069, 禮, "ceremony," shows an altar in the left position in the book and on this site. Bu... |
aadonovan | Chinese and Hanzi | 5 | 3,553 | 2013-12-15, 7:53 pm | ||
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Thread: Taskmaster vs. Walking Legs Post: Taskmaster vs. Walking Legs The primitives of Taskmaster and Walking Legs and be very similar, no? For example, in #934, "Tasks," one font I see shows what looks like walking legs in the upper right, but per the book & stor... |
aadonovan | Chinese and Hanzi | 5 | 3,553 | 2013-11-20, 1:52 pm | ||
