Most Japanese cannot read the kanji in cursive script

18 Replies to “Most Japanese cannot read the kanji in cursive script”

1. Looks chinese to me.

2. Don't you guys have anything better to do?

3. I didn't even know cursive Kanji existed 😆

4. I had no idea Japanese even HAD a cursive script. I guess I shouldn't be surprised, but with how complicated the characters already are (to me, anyways) I never thought cursive would be compatible.

5. I swear on everything at the age of 5 I was writing in Japanese and never realize until now 💀💀💀💀 I used to be bored at my grandmother's house and pretend I was writing in cursive 💀💀💀💀😭😭😭

6. It's called cursive because it makes you curse when you see it

7. Seeing Japanese Cursive For First Time is Just Like Seeing Another Language To Me 🙃

8. it looks like the cursive versions could be another language 💀

9. Fun fact: Cursive Script was invented earlier than regular script for a thousand years.
   艸書(Cursive) appeared around The Warring States period(475-221 b.c.) and was popular in Han and jin (202b.c.-618),
   楷/真書(Regular) appeared in Eastern Han Dynasty (25-220), popular after Tang dynasty (618-2022)

10. WTF???
    無限絶対絶望😰🆘

11. Many Americans can't read English in cursive, so welcome to the club.

12. #楷書 #草書

13. Kanji from another universe

14. な ん だ こ れ

15. Noone but that pen moves smoother than my life 😭

16. 先と克がそんな、無いような差で分けられてるのは納得がいかない(￣^￣)

17. One symbol very similar, 10 different meanings. Dumb

18. これは、、よく見てみると、外国人が漢字を正確に書けない理由がわかってくる。こんなに似てるように見えるとは。てか、似すぎ(-_-;)

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