It’s funny that kanji is simplified from the Chinese; but it’s still fairly “complicated” in the strokes necessary to write each symbol. Katakana and hiragana are way simpler.
In a way, Kanji is more complicated than Chinese, not simpler unfortunately. In chinese languages, each character has one pronunciation, but kanji change pronunciation from word to word.
Mainland Chinese is quicker to write, too, due to simplification of many radicals in modern times.
It’s funny that kanji is simplified from the Chinese; but it’s still fairly “complicated” in the strokes necessary to write each symbol. Katakana and hiragana are way simpler.
In a way, Kanji is more complicated than Chinese, not simpler unfortunately. In chinese languages, each character has one pronunciation, but kanji change pronunciation from word to word.
Mainland Chinese is quicker to write, too, due to simplification of many radicals in modern times.