Kanji

Kanji (be alfabey Japonki: 漢字, かんじ) sistemê nuştışê zıwanê Japonkiyo. No sistemê nuştışi karakteranê Çinki ra vıraziyao. Metinê diniê ke vêrdê a Japonya zey Budizm u Konfuçyusizmi. Japonan zi no sistem zemanê Keyey Wuy de kerdo nuştey xo.

Nuştey Kanji.

Zey ke Çin de kerdo, Japonya zi Kanji kerdo asan u sade.

Referansi

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