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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 29 Nov 2002.
Re: BergBerg

Re: BergBerg

"Christian Garbs [Master Mitch]" <mit...@mitch.h.shuttle.de> schrob am 2002/11/29 0:42:07:

> Also, eben fiel mir ein, dass das BergBerg-Kanji richtig logisch
> aufgebaut ist:

Satz von Mitch:

  ,    		 ,
, 1 ,  . ---	/ \
l_I_l  ' ---  ,'   `.

		       \   |  /
      . 1 .   	        ` ,-.'       /\
---\  '-I-`   -----    - (   ) -   ,'/\`.
---/  l_I_l   -----     , `-'.     ,'  `.
		       /   |  \    

Geniale Schlussfolgerung! ^_^

[Die Sonne ist aber auch ganz sch�n kruckelig!]

 zu [?]: Ein Hiragana gibt es selten als Kanji^^; Hier
         kommt's ja nur als Hiragana in Frage, weil es
         ein Element der Grammatik ist! Sicher gibt es
         auch 'n Haufen Kanji mit der Aussprache 'no'.
         Ist das jetzt irgendwie klarer geworden? ^_^;

-- 
Maximilian Rehkopf

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