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Japanese changed a couple too. From memory the pronunciation/written form of 4(?) was changed in some cases because it resembled death
by jddj 3y ago
Japanese changed a couple too. From memory the pronunciation/written form of 4(?) was changed in some cases because it resembled death
- dhosek 3y agoThe only Japanese number form change I’m aware of is a special form for one (一) (and possibly two 二) to prevent them from being altered on checks into three (三), but I’m far from an expert.
- xandrius 3y agoIn Japanese its often the case that a kanji has different ways of reading it, so it's not just that.