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Posted by site admin on 26 Aug 2005 at 03:31 pm | Tagged as: Chinese, Chinese characters, kanji, psycholinguistics
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Aw…from the RSS feed, I was hoping to see “The Son of Man” with the apple replaced by the characters for “apple” (well, it’s two characters in Japanese at least). I guess you could do “This Is Not An Apple” easier that that, though.