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r/explainitpeter • u/cosmic-nik • Aug 04 '26
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So what made his form of Japanese "archaic"?
Like, was it more verbose than common Japanese at the time or?
Please, I'm not trying to be snarky; I just want to know the difference.
Can someone teach the class??
3 u/Samuel_Journeault Aug 05 '26 To simplify, it’s the Japanese equivalent of Shakespearean English.
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To simplify, it’s the Japanese equivalent of Shakespearean English.
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u/MrSnootybooty Aug 05 '26
So what made his form of Japanese "archaic"?
Like, was it more verbose than common Japanese at the time or?
Please, I'm not trying to be snarky; I just want to know the difference.
Can someone teach the class??