Ewa Kudlaty I need to show my daughter. Superb!
ludwickad Wow thats very interesting :)
jewels Great way to learn a new language! I like how those kanjis look like pine trees :-)
Anne Does it mean trees in general or only the coniferous trees? :)
Katrina Yu
Oh I love this!!
(You have so many miniature christmas trees too Satoshi!)
But if you really want to say the word "forest" then you need to use the two characters 森 and 林 together like this: 森林, in Chinese it means "forest".
Or another one to add to your trees is adding 火 (fire) to 林 beneath it. 焚 shows a fire burning the woods meaning burn.
jokele Ahh your newest project- Japanese for beginners :-) Cool idea!
Yumi Miyazaki Nice nice nice. Not to mention that trees is a surname in chinese too!
Marzenka Thank you for the lesson :)
Ron Dadoo excellent! 森
Hanna Gawrychowska
wow
you are master of creativity
Magda Korzewska I like it a lot!
Eva
Lovely! When I read a translated japanese book, I always think about how much got missed with translation: one should be able to understand every language to understand fully a piece of literature!
Btw very nice idea, Satoshi. Bravo!
Agnieszka Wichrowska So cool Satoshi... I live IT:-):-):-):-)
Roman Czarny
Fantastic photo
:-) :-) :-)
Superb. We ask for more, and once we learn it, we visit you
Daniel Zaleski This is so cool, thank you for sharing!
jayce Thanks for this Satoshi, really great to learn this! Your language shows a much more pragmatic approach than ours in Europe, at least through this example 😉
Kazzi
Seems logical. Like German language.
And Google Translate proves You're right.
NitaR Love it!
Jola :)
Wioleta wow cool graphics
Chen YiZhou nice one! i could be your chinese teacher, lol
Małgorzata Czarniakowska Super creative! :)
freyr I'm waiting for your alternative 365 project "Languages with Satoshi" :D
Boczek I love the idea! Waiting for more! :D
mmargo Thx!! It's really great idea! I hope learn it from U:)
Magda Olejnik Love it!
Natalie Oh, that makes a lot of sense! I always saw "pictures" in Japanese hieroglyphs (although I don't know much of the language) and thought "why do I see them?" Now it makes sense :) They are pictures with meanings indeed :) Thank you for the explanation, Satoshi!
Piotr Łaskawski Interesting:)