Chinese Word For The East Asian Region

[Silverbackman]

What is the Chinese word for East Asia? And is there a title found among the languages of Chinese, Japanese, and Korean that universally refers to the East Asian region?

 

[Supervin]

It's 東亞 in Chinese, and it seems to be the same in Korean. It's essentially the same in Japanese also, except with a slightly different latter character. So, 東亞 is universal here for East Asia.

 

[包龙星]

東亞 in complex Chinese, and 东亚 in simple chinese

 

[Elizabeth]

It's essentially the same in Japanese also, except with a slightly different latter character. So, 窶愬塚慊ｱ is universal here for East Asia.

And now truly universal since it can be used as written in Japanese, too. .

 

[Silverbackman]

It's 東亞 in Chinese, and it seems to be the same in Korean. It's essentially the same in Japanese also, except with a slightly different latter character. So, 東亞 is universal here for East Asia.

東亞 in complex Chinese, and 东亚 in simple chinese

What does that translate to? How do you pronounce it in romaji?

And this refers to China, Japan, Korea, Mongolia, and Taiwan, correct?

 

[franky]

it is dong1 ya4 . means 东亚--亚洲东部

 

[Silverbackman]

it is dong1 ya4 . means 东亚--亚ﾂ洲东窶｢窶拏/QUOTE]

Dongoneyafour????? Is that how you pronounce it?

 

[包龙星]

Dongoneyafour????? Is that how you pronounce it?

yes, that's how we pronounce it.
东亚--- dōng yà
:genji:

 

[Silverbackman]

Which is it?

Dongoneyafour or Dong ya? And what's the difference?

And is it the name for China, Japan, Korea, Tibet, Mongolia, and Taiwan?

 

[4321go]

Dong ya !
tune! But if you want to pronounce more correct ~use 1 and 4 tune~ .tunetunetunetune