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How will you know if a Japanese kanji site is showing you the right kanji?
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∙ 12y ago
A lot of kanji overlap, either on meanings or pronunciation. A good site will show you the word, and then a rough English equivalent. If it doesn't, the best thing to do is use one that goes both ways E->J & J->E and re-type in the word you were given.
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