China,, Japan and Koria

by **mr_Love** » Mon Jul 11, 2005 6:21 am

hey guys....

i'm wondring and i want to know ..

Is the Chinese language is talking in Japan...

and ,, in Koria...

i mean do they have the same language???????

Koria, japan , china, taiwan,,,,,,

by **baishui** » Mon Jul 11, 2005 11:31 am

No,Chinese Japanese Korean are all totally different languages in every mean.Taiwanese and mainland Chinese speak the same,but the charactors in Taiwan are troditional while in mainland China are simplified.

by **MissLT** » Sat Jul 23, 2005 6:43 pm

They're from the same root, that's what I've heard of. Japanese borrowed a lot of words from Chinese. I like their Hiragana writing system better because it looks more like Japanese than Kana or Kanji writing systems. These two systems have a lot of Chinese borrowed words. And Chinese is hard to learn to me although learning those system could benefit me in a way, which I could understand both Chinese and Japanese.

by **hishgee** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 7:56 am

mr_Love
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What national are you?
that countries use different language. Asia has so many type of language. I think some people need to learn story of world,

by **mr_Love** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 9:04 am

hishgee wrote:mr_Love
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Joined: 21 Nov 2004
Posts: 931

What national are you?
that countries use different language. Asia has so many type of language. I think some people need to learn story of world,

Welcome to EC

i'm arabic man.....

by **hishgee** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 5:50 pm

oh really?
i have so many arabic friends. They are so friendly. they are from sana, yemen, oman, sudan, and libya.
our school is international school. right now i am Nilai international school of Malaysia.
i will go back to mongolia on 16th of august. i will be so sad without my friends. :cry:

by **Meg** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 2:46 am

Hi, mr_Love

I know some of Korean, which has some words containing similar pronanciation to those of Japan. But Kanji( For Chinese and Japanese) and Hangul letters (For Korea) are totally different. And as LennyeTran says Chinese is difficult to learn for Japanese also, because Chinese and English has similar gramatical structure, but Hangul and Japanese has different from them.
One of my friends who speaks Korean fruently says that it was easier to learn Korean than Chinese because Japanese and Korean has simlar gramatical structure apart from the letters.

by **lekimtoan** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 6:01 am

I like Hiragana more than Kanji.Because Hiragana is really Japanese language.I also heard that Japanese and Korian languages borrow words of China.Before,Vietnam also uses letter of China.We still use its meanings in new words although we don't use its letters.

by **mr_Love** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 10:40 am

so, which one is more useful

i mean if i will travil to thet region ;china..japan.. korias....

which language should i learn that most of people can understand me in all of them ... i mean which is the popular to speake !!!!

for example here in arab countries they are 21 . you just learn Arabic.so that all people from the 21 countries can undestand you

by **Meg** » Thu Jul 28, 2005 11:24 am

mr_Love wrote:so, which one is more useful

i mean if i will travil to thet region ;china..japan.. korias....

which language should i learn that most of people can understand me in all of them ... i mean which is the popular to speake !!!!

Now that I understand what you exactly want to know....

well China, Japan, Korea has their own languages respectively,even if we live in Asia, so you should learn each languages when you want to travel. We don't have any cross-regional languages,unfortunately.
Study hard because you are still young :!:

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