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To me, it sounded like 発射 (hassha) in Japanese. I guess that's how you'd write 발사 in Hanja.
by glandium 5y ago
To me, it sounded like 発射 (hassha) in Japanese. I guess that's how you'd write 발사 in Hanja.
- nereye 5y agoYes, it’s those characters (in Kanji/Japanese), in Hanja/Korean it would have been 發射, the glyph for the first character is different even though it’s the same ideograph in Unicode (due to Han unification). https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/發 https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/發 shows each of the three variants for CJK.