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I have not seen 苹果 before, where did you see it? It looks Chinese, and Japanese Wikipedia calls it "簡体字中国語表記". I don't think most native speakers can read it!
by rjh29 4y ago
I have not seen 苹果 before, where did you see it? It looks Chinese, and Japanese Wikipedia calls it "簡体字中国語表記". I don't think most native speakers can read it!
林檎 for sure is common.
- Anon1096 4y agoAccording to jpdb possibly the only visual novel with the spelling and to be honest it was in an excerpt of a translation of a play, and it had furigana. :p https://jpdb.io/vocabulary/1555480/%E8%8B%B9%E6%9E%9C/used-in https://jpdb.io/vocabulary/1555480/%E8%8B%B9%E6%9E%9C/used-i...
- ickoonite 4y agoOutside of Chinese (where it is standard), I’ve not seen 苹果 before, but the Japanese input on iOS suggests it after a bit of scrolling. It’s in the dictionary on there as well, where the pronunciation is given as ひょうか or へいか, which is fairly logical.