Buntaro 運動不足 Twenty-year veteran Joined 27 Dec 2003 Messages 2,855 Reaction score 2,105 11 Aug 2018 #1 This is a continuation for the thread is there a point learning the kanji of vocabulary that's classified as "Usually Kana" | Japan Forum I would add kega suru けが する (to be injured) to the list. I remember one time writing it in its original kanji and I was severely scolded for doing so!
This is a continuation for the thread is there a point learning the kanji of vocabulary that's classified as "Usually Kana" | Japan Forum I would add kega suru けが する (to be injured) to the list. I remember one time writing it in its original kanji and I was severely scolded for doing so!
Lomaster . Ten-year veteran Joined 4 Apr 2014 Messages 672 Reaction score 204 12 Aug 2018 #2 Buntaro said: This is a continuation for the thread is there a point learning the kanji of vocabulary that's classified as "Usually Kana" | Japan Forum I would add kega suru けが する (to be injured) to the list. I remember one time writing it in its original kanji and I was severely scolded for doing so! Click to expand... But it is still worth learning the kanji for the sake of reading literature. Every other time i find 怪我人 written in kanji.
Buntaro said: This is a continuation for the thread is there a point learning the kanji of vocabulary that's classified as "Usually Kana" | Japan Forum I would add kega suru けが する (to be injured) to the list. I remember one time writing it in its original kanji and I was severely scolded for doing so! Click to expand... But it is still worth learning the kanji for the sake of reading literature. Every other time i find 怪我人 written in kanji.
Buntaro 運動不足 Twenty-year veteran Joined 27 Dec 2003 Messages 2,855 Reaction score 2,105 12 Aug 2018 Thread starter #3 Good point! Hey Lomaster, I just spent eight years in China. Which part of China are you in?