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Originally Posted by IcewindDude
Currently, the main purpose of kanji is to help separate the language into parts when written where without intonation of spoken Japanese
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Not exactly if you consider a million of on'yomi words, suffixes, and prefixes in the Japanese dictionary.
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Originally Posted by Ryzorian
It relies more on "colorful" words than many lanquages do, to describe things. Probably because so many cultures influenced it's developement.
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English language is more of a mixed language of old Norman French and old Anglo-Saxon. English is exactly like an African creole today.
English isn't that special. It's only because English-speaking countries are the top tier of world's modern politics and modern culture. People don't like English; people are forced to learn English because the circumstances and try to find positive reasons to learn English.