amitwagner
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a small clarification
just a tiny thing about my article that maybe i wasn't clear about. every kanji have onyomi (exept a few rare ones that were "invented" in japan and did not come from china) but most of the time it will take a combination of at least two kanji so that their onyomi will make a word. in somw cases the onyomi of one kanji will also be a word by it self. example: 門,mon-gate. mon is the onyomi of the kanji. i'm not sure that it's clear enough in the article so if someone want to translate it.....