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"Los kanjis no son palabras, sino imágenes, conceptos. A diferencia de nuestro alfabeto, un kanji no se lee, se mira. El kanji de 'árbol' es el dibujo de un árbol. Los japoneses no leen la palabra árbol, sino que miran el árbol", explica Facundo, profesor de literatura japonesa. Días atrás, una voz desconocida le comunicó la muerte de su padre. Desde ese momento, a Facundo lo envuelven la ... Read more

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"Los kanjis no son palabras, sino imágenes, conceptos. A diferencia de nuestro alfabeto, un kanji no se lee, se mira. El kanji de 'árbol' es el dibujo de un árbol. Los japoneses no leen la palabra árbol, sino que miran el árbol", explica Facundo, profesor de literatura japonesa. Días atrás, una voz desconocida le comunicó la muerte de su padre. Desde ese momento, a Facundo lo envuelven la
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