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Translating 'share' into chinese yields this nice character: 共 It's unique and memorable after you learn it. Not like the million other arrows we have in icons
by oldspiceman 12y ago
Translating 'share' into chinese yields this nice character: 共
It's unique and memorable after you learn it. Not like the million other arrows we have in icons.
- windsurfer 12y agoI don't know Kanji, but aparently in Japanese: "Affixing 共 to other people is disrespectful compared to 達 (たち, -tachi)."
- gurkendoktor 12y agoSharing is called 分享 on the Taiwanese Facebook (and in my dictionary). I think I've only seen 共 in compounds for things that are already shared, communal or co-existant, and notably as an abbreviation for communism. 中共 = 中國共產黨 = Chinese communist party. Not really a positive connotation. :) (Disclaimer: Not a native speaker)