Korrigeringar

Text från Eupleride - English

  • Historical origins

    • The modern national language results from a systematization and standardization ”from above”, to create a unitary identity of the new nation-state system, also with the introduction of the modern school system in 1870.
    • Before this date, spoken Japanese and written Japanese were really different from each other.
    • It seems that, until the VI-VII centuries, the inhabitants of the archipelago hadn’t felt the necessity to develop their own system of writing.
    • Indeed, they remained in close contact with the Chinese language since the V century, mainly due to the geographic and cultural Corean intermediation.
    • Notwithstanding, in Japan, is possible to find artifacts with Chinese characters dating to the I century, and it is believed that the first handwritings of the inhabitants of the Japanese archipelago were inscriptions on stone or metal (blade of sward, for example), based on the syntax of the Chinese language.

VÄNLIGEN, HJÄLP TILL ATT RÄTTA VARJE MENING! - English

  • Rubrik
  • Mening 1
    • The modern national language results from a systematization and standardization ”from above”, to create a unitary identity of the new nation-state system, also with the introduction of the modern school system in 1870.
      Rösta nu!
    • The modern national language results from a systematization and standardization ”from above”, to create a unitary identity of the new nation-state system, alsong with the introduction of the modern school system in 1870.
    • LÄGG TILL en NY KORRIGERING - Mening 1LÄGG TILL en NY KORRIGERING - Mening 1
  • Mening 2
  • Mening 3
    • It seems that, until the VI-VII centuries, the inhabitants of the archipelago hadn’t felt the necessity to develop their own system of writing.
      Rösta nu!
    • It seems that, until the VI-VII centuries, the inhabitants of the archipelago hadn’ not felt the necessity to develop their own system of writing.
    • LÄGG TILL en NY KORRIGERING - Mening 3LÄGG TILL en NY KORRIGERING - Mening 3
  • Mening 4
    • Indeed, they remained in close contact with the Chinese language since the V century, mainly due to the geographic and cultural Corean intermediation.
      Rösta nu!
    • Indeed, t They remained in close contact with the Chinese language since the V century, mainly due to the geographic and cultural Corean intermediation.
    • LÄGG TILL en NY KORRIGERING - Mening 4LÄGG TILL en NY KORRIGERING - Mening 4
  • Mening 5
    • Notwithstanding, in Japan, is possible to find artifacts with Chinese characters dating to the I century, and it is believed that the first handwritings of the inhabitants of the Japanese archipelago were inscriptions on stone or metal (blade of sward, for example), based on the syntax of the Chinese language.
      Rösta nu!
    • Notwithstanding, in Japan, is possible to find artiefacts with Chinese characters dating to the I century, and i. It is believed that the first handwritings of the inhabitants of the Japanese archipelago were inscriptions on stone or metal (blade of sward, for example), based on the syntax of the Chinese language.
    • LÄGG TILL en NY KORRIGERING - Mening 5LÄGG TILL en NY KORRIGERING - Mening 5