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I love the character systems of non-Chinese neighbours. So like Chinese, but with a few odd strokes here and there that make them unreadable, like “grock” looks like English, but isn’t. If someone questions the correctness of your Chinese tattoo, just tell them it’s Jurchen.
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Andrew West
@BabelStone
Here's a simple question. What is the Jurchen word for 'six'? Here is the Jurchen character 'six' in the date "25th day of the 12th month of the 6th year of the Jingtai era (1455)". But how is the character pronounced?
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