Jōyō kanji variants: The curious case of 叱 and 𠮟 (2016)

Re:Jōyō kanji variants: The curious case of 叱 and 𠮟 (2016) by microcolonel on Saturday November 11, 2017 @08:41PM (#15679223)

I think yeukhon means that if you get lazy and write 已 or 己 with a single stroke (easy to do with a ball-point pen), they are basically indistinguishable.

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Re:Jōyō kanji variants: The curious case of 叱 and 𠮟 (2016) by jack1243star on Sunday November 12, 2017 @03:05AM (#15680135)

No educated Chinese-writer will write those in a single stroke AFAIK

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Re:Jōyō kanji variants: The curious case of 叱 and 𠮟 (2016) by shard on Monday November 13, 2017 @01:12AM (#15684639)

I think you will be amazed at what can be written in a single stroke when you are in a hurry.

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