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No way! Spanish now also have this kanji? Awesome!
The first an only kanji in the English language.
Just change how you think about this: Instead of reminding you about your hairline it shows that you’re not the only one!
Japanese kanji are from China. While reading is obviously different they share many characteristics. Just like our alphabet hasn’t been invented in England even though we’re using it to write English
I may be wrong since I don’t live in the US but when you say “curtains” people will think of those that completely block light. You’d use them for the theater room for example to watch movies on a projector during day. In eastern Europe however when you say curtains it can also mean those transparent ones. They even use different words for each type but both translate to curtains as far as I know.
If you’re afraid of being seen but you still like to walk naked in your own house just buy European curtains like most people in eastern Europe do. Those barely block any light so your room is bright but it’s almost impossible to see what’s inside the room. Similar curtains I found on eBay
Well looks like some people already answered your question but let me show you quick proof video that may help you understand how powers work: https://youtu.be/kPTp82EGjv8?feature=shared
But when you finally get it
Plot twist: he has a fart fetish
I unironically think it looks pretty niece
I absolutely love both types. That’s why I’m somewhere in between.
If you it’s the stupidest shit then you never tried to figure out why you can’t log in to VPN for 2h just to realize password expired week ago but you looked at the date and thought you still have 3 weeks till expires
This symbol is like a kanji but in English. Idk how else to describe this though :p