kek
Why Japan and China don't use Latin alphabet just like what Vietnam did
黙れ
Latin works fine for every language except those African ones with the clicking.
US marines go home
we don't want you here
I meant to add, another disadvantage of phonetic scripts in the language, at least speaking from the Japanese perspective, is that there are different words that can be written phonetically in the same way.
空く and 開く for example, both written in hiragana as あく or romaji as aku. So some nuances are lost with phonetic scripts. It’s a matter of debate how impactful the lack of explicitness has on the language, as it can be derived from context. Even English has wind (the wind is blowing) and wind (I will wind my clock).
한자는 편리합니다 than hangul
>requires not 1, but 3 entirely different alphabet systems, including the hardest alphabet in the world
>best
Japanese is high iq language not made for brainlets
Japanese is an awful language. The best thing to do would be to remove kanji entirely and just write in hiragana and katakana with spaces between each word, but even then you'd still have to deal with tone shit and a million homophones.
Why can't you guys just drop the whole moonrune stuff so I can learn your language easier?