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From: "boyd, rounin" <boyd@insultant.net>
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Subject: Re: [9fans] kanji
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> Well, Kanji was imported from old china,

yup 13th century.

> Chinese and Japanese are quit different language each other.

yes.

> So, we need such dictionary in some case.

well i have a kenkyusha's somewhere, but that wont help me.

> Is your requested Kanji isn't like this:  =E8=9D=A6, which I just guess=
ed from

no it's not like that.  it's more like chuo/tou[kyo] but more complex.

hell, it's tattooed on a gaijin's back.  it may mean _nothing_.

gaijin dakara, wakaranai

it's just a puzzle i'd like to figure out. well, that and this DNA reserc=
her's
question about enzemes -- her time will come:  AGCT