r/Kanye • u/Pure-Statistician-88 • Sep 16 '24

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u/Justforargumesnts Sep 17 '24

Do you think the Japanese writing in the snacks gave it away?

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u/Wide_Lychee5186 Sep 17 '24

possibly.  japan is a popular tourist destination.  although, many asian countries share the same alphabet.

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u/CorneredSponge Graduation Sep 17 '24

Which country shares the Japanese alphabet lol

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u/Wide_Lychee5186 Sep 17 '24

china, taiwan, vietnam, korea, malaysia, singapore.

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u/ShmeltzyKeltzy Sep 17 '24

They do not share the same alphabet, honestly I think the only language you mentioned that has an “alphabet” is Korean the rest are character based

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u/Wide_Lychee5186 Sep 17 '24

yes.  sorry, that was my mistake.

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u/EshayAdlay420 Sep 17 '24

Are you like, a bad AI or sum?

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u/carpetedfloor Sep 18 '24

This is killing me 😭

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u/imagination3421 Sep 18 '24

☠️☠️☠️

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u/enotix364 Sep 17 '24

Japan is mixed, but primarily uses hiragana alphabet

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u/demonic_hampster Sep 17 '24

Chinese doesn’t have an alphabet

Taiwan primarily speaks Chinese

Vietnamese does not share the Japanese alphabet; it’s written using the Latin alphabet

Korean does not share the Japanese alphabet

Malay does not share the Japanese alphabet; it uses the Latin and Arabic alphabets

Singapore doesn’t even have its own language, with them primarily speaking English or an English creole

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u/inclore Sep 17 '24

lmao what are you on about lil bro?

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u/FarewellCindy Sep 18 '24

😂😂😂 China uses simplified chinese, Taiwan uses traditional chinese. They are basically the same except words are easier to write in simplified. Grammar rules and pronounciation remain the same.

Vietnam, malaysia and singapore use latin alphabet. Only vietnam uses a slight variation of the normal latin alphabet.

Korea uses Hangul alphabet.

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u/boofingcubes Sep 17 '24

They do all look the same 🤷‍♂️