>>718188354
>noooooo da moonrunes rrrreeeeeeeeeee
that's not the hardest part. you've been misled by propaganda. the true tough nut to crack are kana-only words. no, really. shit like shindoi, hatameku, hecchara, kichinto, kikkari, kicchiri, bon'yari, sarasara, zarazara, suratto, batan, pukupuku, pokkari, bishobisho, chochoi no choi, etc.
the reason is simple: they are independent words that can't be broken down, and you have no english words to go off of. e.g. you'd never guess that sarasara means "swimmingly, without a hitch" from just seeing the word. meanwhile you can reasonably infer that ็
้ข means hospital from its parts (sickness+institution/temple)
then you have to add to that that in the west no one teaches the numerous tricks to the runes that kanken autists know by heart, like what their components are, the fact that moonrunes may fall into any of 6 categories (rikusho), they're composed of ~280 unique shapes (including variants and parts that aren't radicals), that phonosemantic compounds exist (compare the readings of ็ and ๆฐ, ๆฐธ and ๆณณ; anything with ่ฒ likely has to do with money/capital, like ่ณ้, ่ฒจ็ฉ, ่ฒก็ฃ, ๅฃฒ่ฒท, ๅฃฒใ(aka ่ณฃใ)), the fact that moonrune compounds fall into 1 of 5 categories, etc.
