I came across this Kanji that doesn’t make any sense(the first one).
So on Jisho, I have this:
The only one that makes sense is the third: 続きから はじめる → “Start from the continuation” which simply means “continue/load save” in English.
I know 糸 is written differently when it’s small but not to this extent. Does anyone have any idea about why the Kanji is like that? (I can’t even recognize the radicals on the left lol)
Pretty sure it is 続き
I blame pixels 
The thing is “糸” still looks better with other words, it’s just this case which is weird xD
I was gonna answer but now I see Leebo typing 
There are only 3 kanji with 売 on the right like that.
涜 - blasphemy
続 - continue
読 - read
So you don’t need a good view to read it I guess.
Btw I like how they all seem to be phonetically related but none actually have the same reading.
Respectively, とく, ぞく, どく
This topic was automatically closed 365 days after the last reply. New replies are no longer allowed.
