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12-01-2009, 01:12 PM
That is exactly what Nagoyankee said, but he used the better of the two kanji for this case. (Obviously... Nagoyankee being Japanese and all )
If you are interested in the difference between the kanji I quite like this page: NHK It's all in Japanese because, well, why be picky about kanji if you can't read this xD I think if you aren't sure which kanji to use though 聞 will always be understood. |
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