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Dat bedoelde ik dus maar ik kon het niet zo goed onder woorden brengen in het EngelsWilliam said:hmm dat kon niet iets meer specifiek zeker? Van waar ben je?
Has anyone got a more professional explanation :?
spellekubus said:Dat bedoelde ik dus maar ik kon het niet zo goed onder woorden brengen in het Engels
spellekubus said:Welkom op het forum trouwens ^_^
Hehe das waar Maar ik bedoelde het als voorbeeld.William said:Er is wel een groot verschil tussen "Kyokujitsu ki 旭日旗" en een "Hitlervlag" eh
Merci
pm eens uw e-mail-adres anders
For non-dutch people: sorry, internal affairs
epigene said:The first flag is the national flag and also the flag of the Imperial Japanese Army until end of WWII. The second was the flag of the old Japanese Navy. It seems the second one was brought back by the Maritime Self-Defense Forces and is in use even today. I didn't know that until I read it here:
Japanese military flags
My two cents. ☝
spellekubus said:Hehe das waar Maar ik bedoelde het als voorbeeld.
Anyway dit is me email:[email protected] (ook meteen msn ) wrom moet je me email eigenlijk hebben?
Kan je trouwens echt Japans of maar een paar zinnen?
Hiroshi66 said:but the second one is only used by the military, though even that is declining.
Hiroshi66 said:Guys, I don't mean to barge in, but can you communicate via PM in Dutch? Because I for one, don't know Dutch, and I am sure that a lot of others here don't know either.. sorry. =)
Hiroshi66 said:The first flag was and has been the national flag of Japan since 1868, the year of the Meiji Restoration. The second flag is the Japanese military flag. It was used along with the first flag from 1868 through 1945. Today, the first flag is used as the official flag, but the second one is only used by the military, though even that is declining.
Hope I helped.
William said:What exactly is this "Meiji Restoration" ?