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Originally Posted by SHAD0W
Thats not what hes saying..
re-read the post and go figure, then come back.
nevermind, ill simplfy it for you..
its like telling a blind man the taxi he took this morning was yellow. he doesnt know what colour it was, he just has to take your word for it.
hiesieg works like that...
it shows 山 Mountain, instead of 山 > やま > mountain.
You can argue back all you like.. but if you were learning a language, would you wanna go in blind?
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That makes absolutely no sense at all... Who says you need to learn the "pronounciation"/"spoken" at the same time? Chinese people generally find Japanese much easier to learn than a westerner. A chinese person can read most of the Kanji, I mean most, because some Kanji changed it's meaning from Chinese to Japanese. Being able to read and understand before you speak it isn't a handicap if you're aiming to "learn" the language.
I'm sure you didn't understand most of that, so let me give you an example.
A child looks at something and knows what it is. Later on, he learns what the word is for that something. Same principle. You look at a char and know what it is, later on, you learn how to say it!
