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再入力 what kanji is this? - 09-30-2008, 05:55 AM

I saw it but i have no clue, i have only been learning japanese in my high school so far


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I saw it but i have no clue, i have only been learning japanese in my high school so far

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thank you very much


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09-30-2008, 01:20 PM

Nagoyankee can you explain it or at least the reading of it? Sainyuu means re-enter but what has the third kanji to do with it? And which reading you use? (ryoku, riki or rii...hee hee long time to study a bunch of kanji readings by heart and when I face them I don't know which reading to pick)
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09-30-2008, 01:38 PM

Not Nagoyankee, but I`ll help.

入力 is used for the entry of fields - usually text fields. Online, it`s used for "text entry", or "fill in".
It`s not split into 再入 and 力, but rather 再 is applied to 入力. So it`s basically "re-enter text".

In this case, 入力 is one word read as nyuuryoku.


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Nagoyankee can you explain it or at least the reading of it? Sainyuu means re-enter but what has the third kanji to do with it? And which reading you use? (ryoku, riki or rii...hee hee long time to study a bunch of kanji readings by heart and when I face them I don't know which reading to pick)

再入力 = さいにゅうりょく

再(さい) = again

入力(にゅうりょく) = entering or inputting information

Do NOT think of this term as 再入 + 力. Think of it as 再 + 入力.

You need to learn this kanji 再 as you will see it again and again.

EDIT: Nyororin beat me to it.
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The "enter" here is to do with inputting so 入力 "nyuuryoku" is used.

Oh geez, I'm so slow..
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09-30-2008, 02:24 PM

Thank you everyone, I appreciate the (multiple hee hee) explanation.
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You need to learn this kanji 再 as you will see it again and again.
That made me laugh.
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