>English fonts that Americans can read, but Japanese people *who don’t read English with a high ability* can never read
I fixed the typo. Not to be pedantic, but because this assumption that all Japanese people are incapable of learning English as well as anyone else is some bullshit.
What is the relevance of Americans to this? Are they better at reading than other native English speakers? Confusing
That’s pretty neat not gonna lie 🤣
Confirmed, my wife had no idea how to handle that
Can’t lie took me a while as thought it was katakana lol
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There are a lot more fonts that Japanese can read that English speakers cannot…
Lol, I got a pop-up warning me against using twitter, oh sorry, I meant “2004 matrix geocities page name: X” , because there have been malware attempts from the site.
I had to take the guys advice and shrink the image (and also squint) to read it. Haha. My brain just kept trying to read it as katakana and kanji.
Anybody who knows katakana will have the same difficulty.
I’m always forgetting to flass
I’m too from an alphabet using country and I have no idea how to read this.
That is a fucking war crime.
I thought the post was talking about the “Strawberry mint mint strawberry” font at first.
i was super confused wondering what the big deal was about the mimicoco or strawberry / mint since the headline referenced **english fonts**, then i saw that sort of katakana and ummm… what? that’s actually a pretty interesting font.
Can I download that font for Word? For ummm… Research purposes
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That tricked my brain I’m nether American or japanese but I tried reading it in japanese… until I saw ._.
You mean, people from English speaking countries?
“Denial floss”
Someone just showed me this a bit ago I didn’t understand until she said she couldn’t read it
As a native english speaker, this took me far too long. I should try and show it to someone who doesn’t speak Japanese though
[https://www.dafont.com/electroharmonix.font](https://www.dafont.com/electroharmonix.font)
Can confirm, my wife has no idea what it said.
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>English fonts that Americans can read, but Japanese people *who don’t read English with a high ability* can never read
I fixed the typo. Not to be pedantic, but because this assumption that all Japanese people are incapable of learning English as well as anyone else is some bullshit.
What is the relevance of Americans to this?
Are they better at reading than other native English speakers?
Confusing
That’s pretty neat not gonna lie 🤣
Confirmed, my wife had no idea how to handle that
Can’t lie took me a while as thought it was katakana lol
ЯЄԠЇЍDS ԠЄ ФҒ ҒДЦҲ-ҪҰЯЇLLЇҪ
There are a lot more fonts that Japanese can read that English speakers cannot…
Lol, I got a pop-up warning me against using twitter, oh sorry, I meant “2004 matrix geocities page name: X” , because there have been malware attempts from the site.
I had to take the guys advice and shrink the image (and also squint) to read it. Haha. My brain just kept trying to read it as katakana and kanji.
Anybody who knows katakana will have the same difficulty.
I’m always forgetting to flass
I’m too from an alphabet using country and I have no idea how to read this.
That is a fucking war crime.
I thought the post was talking about the “Strawberry mint mint strawberry” font at first.
i was super confused wondering what the big deal was about the mimicoco or strawberry / mint since the headline referenced **english fonts**, then i saw that sort of katakana and ummm… what? that’s actually a pretty interesting font.
Can I download that font for Word? For ummm… Research purposes
Suckeeer
ΗΛΗΛ, reminds me of [/r/grssk](https://www.reddit.com/r/grssk/top/?t=all)
Hey can I borrow some of you WAMOUNAMUSHI CHIREROGOGO