Over 60% of Japanese have at least one western ancestor in their family bloodline not too far away. Japan invited westerners and offered them with many of their women to have physical appearance and ability of the westerners. This is why many of Japanese don't appear to have Asian traits. On the contrary, Korea, along with China, is one of the very few modern cultures that kept unique cultural bloodline for thousands of years.
However, Koreans still have superior looks, abilities, and strength!
Yes, it is true that some of the korean words are pronounced like the chinese word, but do you not know that korean has phonetic symbols unlike chinese which has no phonetic symbols but is all ideograms? Also, Korean has roots from Turkish through the Koryu times in which Ghenghis Khan and his descendants have conquered bits of Turkey and delegations have visited Korea From Turkey in which King Sejong based it off of.
What a smelly-ass Chinese you are. Korean language is totally different from Chinese language. First of all, Korean is phonetic symbol, while Chinese is an ideogram, which means that there's no way that Korean is derived from Chinese. Also, your proof is just what your friend said, which is not historical proof, which means it's just BS and can't be proof . Why don't you just go and learn how to take shower? Because I think you're just way too stupid that you don't even know how to take shower.
The first batter Kanemoto is korean japanese. Hahaha you guys didn't know that his granfather was korean so his korean name is kim ji hyeun. Kane is transformed from Kim
@PolyRetard Not generally true, as Korean and Japanese have also used the Chinese letters for thousands of years. Each nation has its own letter system, but a lot of words, as well as names, are based on Chinese letters and semantics. For example, 金 is a very popular Korean last name that dates back almost 2000 years, depending on lineage.
I suspect that you are a Korean by the way you type. Anyhow, Chinese's history dates back further than Koreans, so I assume the Korean language roots back to Chinese. Moreover, why are key documents in Korea written in Chinese? Oh, China has more "金"-surnamed people than Korea. Oh Joy :)
Just as you typed what you just typed, have you considered this: I type, I didn't talk. So in a way, your comment does not make sense at all. Up to you. Value differences. I can go ahead and type whatever I want on this matter because you and I know that everything roots back to Adam and Eve.
Another thing for you to consider. The things you type, abc's, are from LATIN. French? German? Dutch? Why do they all use ABCs to spell? Why not create something unique? Use your head before you type. All you're doing is making a fool out of yourself.
Hey dummy, As you wroted, Korean used chinese for long time. but that means their language's root from chinese. They just didn't have any letters to express their sound. French? They are also using ABCs for their writing. but it doesn't mean french's root from english or somthing.
As it is, Korean language system also originated from itself not from chinese.
In history, They used chinese but later, also made Hangul to replace their writing system from chinese to something new.
If you use your head, you would notice that they began using their 'Hangul' just like Japanese started using their Hiragana and Katakana. I did not say that French came from English, instead, English and French are from LATIN. If you use your head, you would notice that China has a junk load of dialects. These dialects do not sound like Chinese at all, but they ARE Chinese.
Actually, before they took chinese, they'd known how to talk. but to write something, they had to taken chinese. Chinese could affect korean but not completely.
I think you thought korean is completely based on chinese. but it's wrong
Nice Engrish you've got there. Again, there's a lot of dialects in Chinese. I wouldn't be surprised if I heard a Chinese with a dialect that sounds like Korean in Heilongjiang.
In Hilongjiang, the dialect they use is not chinese but korean. you know? they also want to know how to write. So they chose "hangul" to write something, cuz chinese's so difficult. but It didn't work very well. I don't know why but i'm sure that The dialect is korean.
Wrong. 95% of the people there are Han Chinese, and only 1% Korean. If you do some research, you'll know the language spoken there is not even Korean (not even close). To prove you wrong, I have friends from Northeastern China to prove you wrong. To summarize, Korean AND Japanese are from Chinese roots. They may sound different, but the roots are definitely and undeniably, from Chinese.
China had great power ago. so it could affect other countries like korean or japanese. i think japanese was almost done but each country has have their culture for themselves. So, they kept it and just plus chinese.
you just assert korean and japanese are from chinese. How could what you friends said be evidence for this argument?
Wow, I would advice you to read what I typed carefully before you type your thoughts. It's obvious that you missed the points I've made. All your comments are based on your opinion (i.e. "I think"), whereas mine, I have presented proof.
@PolyRetard I don't know which nationality u have exactly. Anyway, U said u could have some information from N.E Chinese about N.E culture, especially language influence. So do u think it is all correct coz it's from Chinese? Maybe I can imagine what they said. But the truth is unfortunately not correct. Generally, we can divide N.E ethnic groups into 2. Han of China, & Northen Tribes which include Mongol, Korea, and Japan as well. In Blood, They r totally different like between French & German
@PolyRetard They could divide separately depending on the shape of the country of the continent near there, except China. If Korean peninsula were bigger, they might have been bigger, & Japanese Islands as well. But luckily, It, the biggest continent went to Chinese. Actually northern area is much more bigger than Chinese territory, but it's too too wide to be gathered with out any geographical natural border. So, it's been turned out to be granted it as time goes.
@PolyRetard And Koreans had have their own language. It's been totally different to Chinese. They even couldn't communicate with Chinese in Ancient as well. Only some of Koreans who had been in China or had any reasons relevant to them could speak Chinese simultaneously and worked for government as a interpreter. They only needed to have their own alphabet, so one of Korean Kings invented it for Koreans to use Korean alphabet for Korean Language. Can I want to give u one information to u too?
@PolyRetard You can give it a try to check some out as typing "Northeast Project of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences" on English Wikipedia search engine. They show us exact information for what's going on these days from Chinese government. Almost Koreans know almost things about their relevant history exactly, but keeping quiet by the day they can. No matter what some others say from idiot information
wtf............. wat a japs........... even though Imma Korean, I like Japan, and their own culture. However, dirty and fuckin' some japs are making me angry. Seriously, did u really hafta do that?? just shut your fuckin' hell mouth up, and fuck with ur ho.
you little bigot... I don't know about Koreans being hated universally but I think everyone would surely hate someone as crass, hateful, and base as you.
there is no need to compare each player's salaries based on his nationality. it's really great that lim is korean but that doesn't mean ALL THE KOREAN BASEBALL PLAYERS ARE BETTER THAN ANY JAPANESE BASEBALL PLAYER. plz be mature and think before you write down anything.
Over 60% of Japanese have at least one western ancestor in their family bloodline not too far away. Japan invited westerners and offered them with many of their women to have physical appearance and ability of the westerners. This is why many of Japanese don't appear to have Asian traits. On the contrary, Korea, along with China, is one of the very few modern cultures that kept unique cultural bloodline for thousands of years.
However, Koreans still have superior looks, abilities, and strength!
nanGENIUSv 2 days ago
日米の英雄対決ｗ
MrTAKALEX 5 months ago
@PolyRetard
Yes, it is true that some of the korean words are pronounced like the chinese word, but do you not know that korean has phonetic symbols unlike chinese which has no phonetic symbols but is all ideograms? Also, Korean has roots from Turkish through the Koryu times in which Ghenghis Khan and his descendants have conquered bits of Turkey and delegations have visited Korea From Turkey in which King Sejong based it off of.
dmdpproduction 7 months ago
笠原はなにかと問題児
yamaho1taiga 9 months ago
What a smelly-ass Chinese you are. Korean language is totally different from Chinese language. First of all, Korean is phonetic symbol, while Chinese is an ideogram, which means that there's no way that Korean is derived from Chinese. Also, your proof is just what your friend said, which is not historical proof, which means it's just BS and can't be proof . Why don't you just go and learn how to take shower? Because I think you're just way too stupid that you don't even know how to take shower.
victkimsl 9 months ago 7
The first batter Kanemoto is korean japanese. Hahaha you guys didn't know that his granfather was korean so his korean name is kim ji hyeun. Kane is transformed from Kim
akissyoku 1 year ago
@akissyoku and you didn't know that his great great grandfather was Chinese. Kane (jpn) and Kim (kor) are all from the Chinese word 金.
PolyRetard 11 months ago
@PolyRetard Not generally true, as Korean and Japanese have also used the Chinese letters for thousands of years. Each nation has its own letter system, but a lot of words, as well as names, are based on Chinese letters and semantics. For example, 金 is a very popular Korean last name that dates back almost 2000 years, depending on lineage.
timkim7 11 months ago
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PolyRetard 11 months ago
@timkim7
I suspect that you are a Korean by the way you type. Anyhow, Chinese's history dates back further than Koreans, so I assume the Korean language roots back to Chinese. Moreover, why are key documents in Korea written in Chinese? Oh, China has more "金"-surnamed people than Korea. Oh Joy :)
PolyRetard 11 months ago
@PolyRetard You suck man! Korean language roots back to Chinese? wtf shitty. i think u should never open your mouth and tongue :p
watever chinese use 金 as family name, korean didn't hav any way to write their name.
how about europe? english? then you can say any country's history located in europe is only from latin? bull shit. just make your tongue no move free
Koreveller 10 months ago
@Koreveller
Just as you typed what you just typed, have you considered this: I type, I didn't talk. So in a way, your comment does not make sense at all. Up to you. Value differences. I can go ahead and type whatever I want on this matter because you and I know that everything roots back to Adam and Eve.
PolyRetard 10 months ago
@Koreveller
Another thing for you to consider. The things you type, abc's, are from LATIN. French? German? Dutch? Why do they all use ABCs to spell? Why not create something unique? Use your head before you type. All you're doing is making a fool out of yourself.
PolyRetard 10 months ago
@PolyRetard
Hey dummy, As you wroted, Korean used chinese for long time. but that means their language's root from chinese. They just didn't have any letters to express their sound. French? They are also using ABCs for their writing. but it doesn't mean french's root from english or somthing.
As it is, Korean language system also originated from itself not from chinese.
In history, They used chinese but later, also made Hangul to replace their writing system from chinese to something new.
Koreveller 10 months ago
@Koreveller
If you use your head, you would notice that they began using their 'Hangul' just like Japanese started using their Hiragana and Katakana. I did not say that French came from English, instead, English and French are from LATIN. If you use your head, you would notice that China has a junk load of dialects. These dialects do not sound like Chinese at all, but they ARE Chinese.
PolyRetard 10 months ago
@PolyRetard
Actually, before they took chinese, they'd known how to talk. but to write something, they had to taken chinese. Chinese could affect korean but not completely.
I think you thought korean is completely based on chinese. but it's wrong
Koreveller 10 months ago
@Koreveller
Nice Engrish you've got there. Again, there's a lot of dialects in Chinese. I wouldn't be surprised if I heard a Chinese with a dialect that sounds like Korean in Heilongjiang.
PolyRetard 10 months ago
@PolyRetard
In Hilongjiang, the dialect they use is not chinese but korean. you know? they also want to know how to write. So they chose "hangul" to write something, cuz chinese's so difficult. but It didn't work very well. I don't know why but i'm sure that The dialect is korean.
Koreveller 10 months ago
@Koreveller
Wrong. 95% of the people there are Han Chinese, and only 1% Korean. If you do some research, you'll know the language spoken there is not even Korean (not even close). To prove you wrong, I have friends from Northeastern China to prove you wrong. To summarize, Korean AND Japanese are from Chinese roots. They may sound different, but the roots are definitely and undeniably, from Chinese.
PolyRetard 10 months ago
@PolyRetard
China had great power ago. so it could affect other countries like korean or japanese. i think japanese was almost done but each country has have their culture for themselves. So, they kept it and just plus chinese.
you just assert korean and japanese are from chinese. How could what you friends said be evidence for this argument?
Koreveller 10 months ago
@Koreveller
Wow, I would advice you to read what I typed carefully before you type your thoughts. It's obvious that you missed the points I've made. All your comments are based on your opinion (i.e. "I think"), whereas mine, I have presented proof.
PolyRetard 10 months ago
@PolyRetard bullshit muthafucka, u just eat the fuckin wonton
JAYROC405702 7 months ago
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@PolyRetard I don't know which nationality u have exactly. Anyway, U said u could have some information from N.E Chinese about N.E culture, especially language influence. So do u think it is all correct coz it's from Chinese? Maybe I can imagine what they said. But the truth is unfortunately not correct. Generally, we can divide N.E ethnic groups into 2. Han of China, & Northen Tribes which include Mongol, Korea, and Japan as well. In Blood, They r totally different like between French & German
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@PolyRetard They could divide separately depending on the shape of the country of the continent near there, except China. If Korean peninsula were bigger, they might have been bigger, & Japanese Islands as well. But luckily, It, the biggest continent went to Chinese. Actually northern area is much more bigger than Chinese territory, but it's too too wide to be gathered with out any geographical natural border. So, it's been turned out to be granted it as time goes.
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@PolyRetard And Koreans had have their own language. It's been totally different to Chinese. They even couldn't communicate with Chinese in Ancient as well. Only some of Koreans who had been in China or had any reasons relevant to them could speak Chinese simultaneously and worked for government as a interpreter. They only needed to have their own alphabet, so one of Korean Kings invented it for Koreans to use Korean alphabet for Korean Language. Can I want to give u one information to u too?
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@PolyRetard You can give it a try to check some out as typing "Northeast Project of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences" on English Wikipedia search engine. They show us exact information for what's going on these days from Chinese government. Almost Koreans know almost things about their relevant history exactly, but keeping quiet by the day they can. No matter what some others say from idiot information
U2V4U 2 days ago
@timkim7 Okay, let's just leave history alone and just watch baseball.
PolyRetard 11 months ago
SUGOIIIIII~
I'm now Yakult Fan!
dmcpopp 1 year ago
what the fuck!!! holy shit submarine with that kind of speed lol! what a beast!!!
TheGoldenWater 1 year ago
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korea was slave of china and japan.
koreans are loser... what a dirty country and race!
dirty korean cheats the world,breaks history,always bad manners in sports
all over the world hates korean .korean must all die!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
swallowpin 1 year ago
@swallowpin
wtf............. wat a japs........... even though Imma Korean, I like Japan, and their own culture. However, dirty and fuckin' some japs are making me angry. Seriously, did u really hafta do that?? just shut your fuckin' hell mouth up, and fuck with ur ho.
hjh02075 1 year ago
@swallowpin 100% Sure that AMERICANS hate JAPS cause of Pearl Harbor. What did you grandparents apart of the bombing of AMERICAN submarines?
Dont say shit about KOREANS and say we "cheats the world,breaks history,always bad manners in sports".
ElementClanSANA 1 year ago
@swallowpin lol one of these low life people again :p
oh well you guys balance out the kindness of rest of humanity i guess
illini97 1 year ago
@swallowpin
you little bigot... I don't know about Koreans being hated universally but I think everyone would surely hate someone as crass, hateful, and base as you.
cys12141 1 year ago
you motha fucker, I will find you out and kill you the motha fucker @swallowpin
KevinBrian00 1 year ago
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elukhan 2 years ago
至宝と言いたかったんじゃないでしょうかね。
nsm39955 2 years ago
守護神と主砲を間違えてるね（笑）
lovedragons0530 2 years ago
韓国の主砲ｗｗｗ
daidai753 2 years ago
往生際悪いな、金本
suneosan 2 years ago
主砲ではないよな
EMIIIIIIIINEMU 2 years ago
TO the person above:
wtf was that stupid comment?
there is no need to compare each player's salaries based on his nationality. it's really great that lim is korean but that doesn't mean ALL THE KOREAN BASEBALL PLAYERS ARE BETTER THAN ANY JAPANESE BASEBALL PLAYER. plz be mature and think before you write down anything.
ejjango 2 years ago 15
kanemoto- Korean - japanese (jaichi)
Lim - Korean
the player with the highest salary in NPB (japanese league )- Seung Yup Lee, (korean)
Romanceinseptember 2 years ago