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the γγis without a doubt katakana and a few others are smiliarΒ
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I like Safety, Victory and Spirit... but Serenity looks like a sad face....., anyway, are a curious simbols ^^
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Lovely~ I recognize some katakana in there, and I really like Imagination and Spirit!
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Wow, these are really cool. Kinda funny that Relationship looks like Navi, and, to me at least, Desire and Victory kinda looks like a heart and a smile, respectively.Β
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Some of them look too much like kata kana
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i swear victory is a thu'um symbol
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That realtionship REALLY looks like Navi D:
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lol I just finished Ocarina of Time..
I didn't think I would miss Navi. #relationship
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Ok, glad Im not the only one that saw that lol
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Huh, I recognise 3 Japanese katakana in there. That's pretty cool.
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Relationship look like Navi.
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Never Give Up and Relationship are my favourites.Β
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Victory and Power are both Japanese letters, Victory is Katakana and Power is in Kanji I think... even though I'm Japanese I haven't studied in a while so I keep forgetting xD
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Also, "acheiver" is a hiragana/katakana γΈ (he), with a few extra scribbly things. Β Also, "power" could be either katakana γ’ or γ with an extra γ off to the side. Victory is definitely a γ.
By the way- I'm not Japanese, just taking a Japanese Language class. Also very attentive to it- the language, writing sytem(s) and culture are very interesting to me.
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Both are Katakana symbols, Victory is Tsu and Power is A but with an extra line.
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Ohh thanks >u< are you Japanese too?
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Japanese-American, soooo close enough?
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I'm Japanese-Canadian, to be honest. My mom's Japanese and my dad's Canadian.
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Perfection... reminds me of something... ^^
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Spirit< Harmony, Imagination, Victory, and Serenity are my favorites.
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Harmony looks so... harmonious
I'm totally a perfectionist :'D
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i like the spirit symbol. it looks like a fire avatar.
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Most of these are already symbols, and means a completely different thing
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the symbol for relationship just reminds of Navi from Legend of Zelda ocarina of time
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my thoughts exactly!
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that solution tho.. pretty wild.. where did you come up with that, that's insane
naah jk, love it :]
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Is there a reason why Victory is the Japanese Katakana symbol for the letter "Tsu" and Power is the letter "A"?
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I see you used the Katakana γ’, γ and γ to create three of these fascinating symbols, heh. Good work.
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Some of these characters already exist/look very similar to existing characters.
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Dude, why are you stealing another language's characters? "Victory" and "Power" are Japanese katakana, NOT your own design. And putting and extra stroke on the "Power" character doesn't make it original, nor you design.
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I'd give you a thumbs up it there was a like button. Β
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Hehe, thanks I guess! I get really passionate about the Japanese language u_u
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relationship reminds me of navi
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Victory looks like Japanese katakanaΒ tsu (γ)
and Power like Japanese katakana a (γ’) with an extra line.
Was that intentional?
Also, is there a reason you're making these or just because?
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i knoow im seeing katakana in them too
hiragana too, like serenity looks a lot like γ«
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Yeah, I guess it does...
The ones I mentioned are the most obvious though.
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i agree, like i saw the victory symbol and immediately read it as tsu 0__0
are you learning japanese?
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Yeah - this is my third year. My school offers two Japanese classes - the beginners, for those who come to the school in year 7 and want to learn Japanese, and the advanced, for people who have been learning since primary school. I started in beginners, but took a test after self-teaching myself all of the content the advanced people learnt that year over the summer holidays to move up to their class. It's really good - I enjoy it, and my ε
η (sensei) is really great, but I'm still not that confident with the content from the year I missed - although I have a penpal in Osaka, whose emails help motivate me to revisit old content.
Do you?
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Impressive!
Japanese is my first language, I'm ethnic japanese!
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Wow! I never would have guessed, your English is amazing!
English is my first language (since I was born here in Australia and brought up by an English-speaking family), and as of now the only one I'm really fluent in. I guess I could have learned some languages from my grandparents (two of which are Dutch and Maltese - very few people here have families that have been in the country for more than a few generations), but they never taught me, and, honestly, I'm not sure if they even remember how to speak them...I hope to be able to speak, understand, read and write Japanese well someday, though.
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