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Originally Posted by bloodsnow
 Thank you so very much!
I'm new to Japanese Kanji and I do not know how to know when to space the kanji apart in order to do other words. Forgive me if this is confusing!
Here is an example of what I'm talking about :
first kanji translatation: kimiwomamoru
your translation: kimi wo mamoru
how did you figure out how to space out each word so it does not jumble together into one long setence?
--bloodsnow |
You have to know katakana and have some knowledge in kanji (I don't think it has to be very vast knowledge though), after this you will only need some training...I forgot , I think also japanese grammar would be necessary
Simple, don't you think?