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Interestingly, "Sunday" in Japanese is expressed with the kanji for "sun" and the kanji for "day". It's obviously pronounced differently, but the literal meani
by mcantor 16y ago
Interestingly, "Sunday" in Japanese is expressed with the kanji for "sun" and the kanji for "day". It's obviously pronounced differently, but the literal meaning is the same as the English phonetics.
- ktf 16y agoThat's true for Monday as well, which I've always thought was cool: 月曜日 = Monday 月 = Moon, 曜日 = day of the week