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HOW TO: Set the Day-of-Week in Japanese Kanji on a Seiko Watch That is why I put together this quick guide on how to set your Seiko watch using the Japanese kanji script If none of this makes sense, allow me to give you background on how the DAY-OF-WEEK complication works on a Seiko watch
KANJI DAY WHEEL CHARACTERS - WatchUSeek Watch Forums Hey all I have a 7548-7000 with a day wheel that has both the english and Kanji characters, but half the symbols are for months not days Is that normal? This is my first watch with the kanji on it, so I dint know if I got something strange that needs fixing or its just the way it should be Thanks
Kanji Monday! | The Watch Site Still wearing the 6306! Though I don't know what that mark is across the Kanji day there - it's not there in real life
[Identify]Translate Japanese on this old Seiko : r Watches - Reddit I'm not sure why a Chinese character was used as the day of the week for a Japanese watch, and I don't know why they used a character that doesn't even actually mean the days of the week on its own until you realize it's an abbreviation
Days of the Week in Japanese – Your Complete Guide Monday in Japanese is げつようび (getsuyoubi) It is written as 月曜日 in Kanji, which translates to “Moon Day” in English This day’s name is pretty similar in English and Japanese, don’t you think? The Chinese character 月 (げつ getsu) means “moon,” as it represents the picture of a crescent moon
HOW TO: Set the Day-of-Week in Japanese Kanji on a Seiko Watch The latest watch I posted has Kanji-only day wheel, no English, Arabic, Spanish, blank space, in between the Kanji days That's why I was asking here if anyone else ever came across that, or knows of any other models that have the same set-up
How do you remember Kenji Kanji day on your watch? As you've already noticed, every day of the week ends in 'yobi' and rather than pronounce the entire word when referencing multiple days: For example Monday, Wednesday, Friday (Getsuyôbi, Suiyôbi, Kayôbi), Japanese speakers normally eliminate the 'yobi' and shorten it to 'Getsu, Sui, Ka'
To Kanji… or NOT to Kanji? That is the Question. - WatchCrunch Then if you observe that 月 has a little sun reflected in its top half, you'll know that you're looking at the moon, and moon-day Monday is a piece of cake! Now you've only got 5 left to worry about! 😉