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@NoraDon2000

Nov 11

「拶」って「挨拶」でしか使わないよね

Five identical figures with the same distressed male face wearing headphones and dark clothing stand behind vertical barriers in blue green yellow orange and pink colors arranged in a row within a metallic structured enclosure resembling a game show set with the text FIVE BARRIER at the top and Q. 何これ？ at the bottom in Japanese.

関東を「䦨」、関西を「閪」と略したら楽

【衡】「彳」と「亍」の間に魚に似た変なやつがある

A man with short dark hair and glasses, wearing a brown blazer and striped shirt, raises both hands with fingers spread. Multicolored text in Japanese is visible in the background, including "衡" and other characters.

「口」に「土」入れたらそりゃ「吐」くよね…

Three Japanese kanji characters: 口, 土, and 吐, arranged horizontally. Below each character, text in Japanese reads 食ってみよう, もぐもぐ…, and あっshyWkんじゃうよ, respectively.

Q．なんで虹は虫編なの？ A．「虹が虫編なのは古来に虹を蛇として捉えていたためです」蛇も虫じゃねぇよ

？？？「上には上がいる」

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ネギフォーク(圕好)

@tosyokangasu

Apr 29

形がその…如何わしい！ x.com/1KanjiBot/stat…

おやすみ「寝」の異体字はバリキショい

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「䦨」は「てすり」「閪」は分かっていないようです…

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左上にもっとえぐいのいた

紛らわしそうなやつ

「臺→台」は簡略化し過ぎじゃね？原型ないじゃん

The image shows two sets of Japanese kanji characters. The first image displays the traditional kanji "臺" and its simplified form "台" side by side. The post text questions whether the simplification from "臺" to "台" is too extreme, suggesting that the original form has been lost. The second image shows the simplified form "台" alone. The context provided by the post text highlights the discussion on the simplification of kanji characters in Japanese writing.

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ブスあるある鏡で見るとマシだけど写真を見るとめっちゃブス

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𩵋「ウケるw」

「杏」　上通って… 「困」　中に入って… 「呆」　下から出る…

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閪(関西)・・・ま✖︎こ Kinky(近畿)・・・変態あ　な　た　は　ど　っ　ち　？

臆も億も憶も「オク」呼びなのに肝心な意に「オク」呼びはないんやね

The image features a large, bold black kanji character '意' on the left, meaning 'intention' or 'meaning' in Japanese, set against a white background. To the right, there is a structured text box with Japanese and English text, including categories like '部首' (radical), '画数' (stroke count), and '読み' (readings), detailing linguistic information about the character. The post text by @NoraDon2000 humorously notes that while characters like '臆,' '億,' and '憶' are all pronounced 'oku,' the character '意' lacks this pronunciation, adding a playful linguistic observation. No platform watermarks are present, and the composition is clear and well-designed, focusing on educational and humorous content about Japanese language nuances.

【四が亖じゃない理由】一二三亖見にくいでしょ？これが理由

何この…「凸」の上位互換的な漢字は…

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逆にどのアイコン使えばいいのかわからない

伏見稲荷神社(漢字)

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最後のバーカ×3好き

「氾濫」の「氾」は使わないって言ってるけど濫、お前も大概だぞ

口　小1で習う吅　漢検にすらない（配当外）←かわいそう品　小3で習う

「皮膚」でしか使わないのにそれすらも「皮フ」に変えられてしまう可哀想な漢字、「膚」

漢字全然わかんない自分が思ってること

なぜかはらいが消え去り、「止」は繋がり「正」になり、音読み未詳、訓読み未詳、意味も未詳の謎の漢字「㱐」！！

A stylized image with black Chinese characters "止" on the left and "正" on the right, connected by a red arrow pointing right. The background features white radial black lines, resembling a dynamic comic or manga effect.

なんと、「ネ申」ではなく「示申」と書く変な人

「ナウル」の漢字は難しい！左のそれなに！？

The image is a map of Nauru, a small island nation, with its districts labeled in Japanese. The post text mentions that the kanji for "Nauru" is difficult, which provides context to why the map is labeled in Japanese. The map is surrounded by a blue background with radiating lines, giving it a comic or manga-like presentation. The text at the bottom of the image reads "ナウル図" which translates to "Nauru Map". There are no watermarks from social media platforms visible in the image.

なんと別字

難しい地名って何がありますか？ (例「東京」：とうきょう)

よく見ると同じ字に見える

嘔「オロロロロロロロロ！」啞「wwwwwwwww」嘲「ばーか！ばーか！」哳「ﾋﾟﾖﾋﾟﾖ」

一週間揃った漢字

「あまのはしだて」がコピペできるようになったらしい「𳅃」

Text reading "Unicode 17.0" in blue and white, with black and white radial lines in the background. A red arrow points to a white square with a black "X" symbol. Chinese characters "𳅃" are visible on the left side.

あばばばばばばばば

「戴」と「鮭」が同じ画数ってバグだろ

「山科やんけ！」って思ったらガチで「山科」だった

The image features a large, bold Japanese kanji character '山' (meaning 'mountain') centered on a plain background, likely part of a meme or humorous post. The post text from @NoraDon2000, '山科やんけ！' ("Yamasaki, damn it!" or similar), indicates surprise or recognition, revealing that '山科' (Yamasaki) matches the kanji, adding a playful twist. Surrounding the kanji are smaller text blocks in Japanese, including Unicode information, character details, and cultural notes about the character, suggesting an educational or meme context. No platform watermarks like Instagram, TikTok, or Xiaohongshu are visible. The composition is clean and focused, emphasizing the kanji's cultural significance and the humor derived from the post's context.

難しい漢字に対して「ひらがなで書けや」はやめよう

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