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05-24-2008, 10:34 PM

Yes, it seems to me that is the same kanji, kin (gold) or gin (silver). This kanji would mean a kind of metal as I believe, and it is the first part of friday (kinyôbi).

Don't worry if I make mistakes, I've so much to learn. But thanks very much to show me my mistakes, it is very kind, and I believe if I see my mistakes once, I've less chances to reproduce them after.

(And I remarked that in composed words, the second word beginning by k-, t-, s-, h-, etc... is often alterated by the tenten ("). So the Kitsune is alterated too, as you say.)

Thanks then



Qu'est ce qui pourrait être plus beau que les fleurs de cerisier?
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