Notices by Jason Li (jasonli@mastodon.social), page 2

More hanmoji magic and more in our book, The Hanmoji Handbook, available at all major bookstores — including your favorite, independently-owned local 📖🏬

https://hanmoji.org

Day 4 of 🎬 #HanmojiAnimated 🎬! Testing out some on-screen hints about language, but keeping it short and sweet.

Day 3 of 🎬 #HanmojiAnimated 🎬! Now with both onyomi and konymoi pronunications of Japanese kanji.

And YES, for the Korean hanja, this is absolutely the same gwang in Gwangju and Gwanghwamun, which have been popping up in the news this week.

🎬 Day 8 #HanmojiAnimated 🎬!

🎬 Day 7 #HanmojiAnimated 🎬!

Day 6 of 🎬 #HanmojiAnimated 🎬! I think we've settled on a format? (And yes, I know technically it's a dango emoji not a skewer...)

Day 5 of 🎬 #HanmojiAnimated 🎬! Slimmed down to just subtitles and CC description of emoji 🤪

🎬 Day 12 #HanmojiAnimated 🎬 — and yes, this is Korean for both gold and the surname Kim.

🎬 Day 11 #HanmojiAnimated 🎬

🎬 Day 10 #HanmojiAnimated 🎬

🎬 Day 9 #HanmojiAnimated 🎬

🎬 Day 13 #HanmojiAnimated 🎬 — the same beany "du/to" as in TOFU.

Kicking off the winter holiday season this month with 🎬
#HanmojiAnimated 🎬. Enjoy our meaty first reel of the Chinese character for meat, 肉 (and its corresponding emoji) accompanied by pronunciations in Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Japanese (kanji), and Korean (hanja).

Bringing this over from the birdsite after realizing people here in the Canada/US did not know the production history of this TV show set in a photoshopped Hong Kong.

In case you were wondering if you wanted to watch a show about three "expatriates" (aka privileged immigrants usually from the West) in Asia, none of whom speak the local language... 🙈

(part 1 of 3)