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by Shigeki
(Ibaraki)

I study the Chinese language a little. It is difficult for me to study, but it resembles the Japanese language.

We Japanese use Chinese characters, so we know the characters! But the characters used in China are different from Japanese ones a little.

And pronunciation is different from Chinese ones. I think Chinese pronunciation is difficult. But I can read sentences easily, because I am used to reading the characters.

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