朝鮮語のキリル文字表記法の英語

the Korean writing system called hangul

in ancient Korea, a Chinese character used to describe a postpositional word functioning as an auxiliary to a main word

a system for translating Chinese into Roman characters, called pinyin

the Korean alphabet, called hangul

a method of speech notation in which Roman letters are used for writing Japanese words called Romaji

a semi-cursive style of writing

a Chinese style of type called 'Ching type'

the pronunciation of a Chinese character

a tadpole style of Chinese letters called a {"kato"} letter

to write Japanese characters into romaji called {kunrei-shiki Romaji}

the writing system of Japanese characters in Romaji, called {'kunrei-shiki'}

the simplification of Chinese character calligraphy

the Chinese characters of the Han period in China

a style of writing kanji, called {blurring-brush style}

a kind of script that is half cursive and half print

ancient Korean-based Japanese syllabaries that are no longer in use, called 'hifumi'

the block style of Chinese character writing

the six styles of kanji calligraphy

a method of writing and reading Chinese characters, called phonetic use

a simplified kanji character used in Japan, and patterned after the original Chinese kanji

a type of orthography, called phonetic notation

in the Japanese reading of Chinese classics, a character which is to be read again with Japanese pronunciation

a Chinese character style called 'shoso' in Japanese

the words used when reading Chinese into Japanese

a form of kanji penmanship, called 'tensho'

in Chinese writings, characters that are used to represent grammatical meanings

the silent letter in kanji called 'asobiji'

textbooks on Confucius written in Chinese characters during the Han period

the instructions for reading Chinese symbols that have been rendered into Japanese

a set of simplified Chinese characters used in China