Question for all you who know Japanese… why do japanese keyboards only have some kanji? I realize that they can’t fit all 10,000+ on a keyboard :shock: or even the most used to 2000 but why just ones like naka, yama, ookii, and tsuki (my cat’s name :wink: )... just wondering…
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