Japanese has no clear genealogical relationship with Chinese, although it makes prevalent use of Chinese characters, or kanji (漢字), in its writing system, and a large portion of its vocabulary is borrowed from Chinese….Japanese language.

Japanese and Chinese are totally and non mutually understandable languages. They have totally different phonology (sounds), lexicon (words) and grammar. But because the japanese script partially uses chinese characters (Kanji) japanese people can sometimes get a rough idea of what a chinese text means and vice-versa.

No. A person who knows one CJK language might be able to understand most of the words written on a Chinese/Japanese/Korean newspaper, but not everything. Eventually,, the Japanese people adopted hànzì to write their own language, which became ‘kanji’. Korean people did the same, and adopted hànzì to write ‘hanja’.

A Writing System Shared by Japan and China. Although the number of kanji characters that are actually used is overwhelmingly larger in Chinese than in Japanese, about 70-80% of the characters used in both languages are used to express the same meaning.

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Japanese culture is so rich because traditions have been passed down through generations with little change. A framework of hierarchy and skill-based teaching are melded into society. Knowledge seamlessly flows from old to young on into the future..

Japan – the world’s third-largest economy – is rarely thought of as a poor country, let alone one with slums. The poverty is visibly etched on the faces of the poorest of the city’s nine million people, many of whom who live in squalor.

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India–South Korea relations (Hindi: भारत-दक्षिण कोरिया संबंध; Korean: 인도-대한민국 관계), also called Indian-South Korean relations, refers to the bilateral relations between India and South Korea….India–South Korea relations.

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