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the basic elements of aincient mythologies, light, air, ice, water, dark, earth, fire, and lightning. all of them in chinese, with the center stating elements.Related content
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Yeah, I separated them
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I know. I'm just saying those are my elements
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I'm more of a sky (lightning and wind) person myself.
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What colors are the élèments? Can you dictate a list?
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Light - yellow
Air - grey
Ice - light blue
Water - Blue
Black - Dark
Green - Earth
Red - Fire
Blue-Green - Lightning
In the center is Elements
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Light Wind Ice Water Shadow Earth Fire and Lightning Earth looks like a plant and Fire looks like a burst of flames
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so cool i like the symblos sorry cant spell
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Thanks, and no prob
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hey, i love these things of elements i know many versions, and had my own... see :
water,fire,wind,earth,ice,thunder,time,space,light,darkness,sound,technology,ilusion, wild *, and void
* wild represents plants,flowers,animals and fungi... wild life
see other version if you're interested:
common:
fire,water,wind and earth
chinese 5:
water.fire.earth.wood and metal
chinese 8
water.fire.wind.earth.mountains.sky.moon and thunder
people think ice should'nt be a element, nevermind to them. ice could be a element, as he doesnt need to represent "frozen water" and yes "coldness" and coldness isnt related to water, also , the ice is common in the universe, and water doesnt, so ice is more aceptable as an element than water...
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my thing about ice is the slowing down of molecules causing them to freeze. Fire would be the speeding up of the molecules to cause it to combust. Thats why they are opposites on mine as well.
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did never thought of that... makes sence
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Don't know, I just took the 4: earth,wind, water, and fire and thought of interesting ways to add to it.
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Ohh.. I think it was taoism because it use this exact elements (except ice)
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interesting, learn something new everyday
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sweet now i know the elements in chinese
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these r amazing!!!
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^^ This is great! Where did u get these or somethin??
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don't remember where I looked it up, but i had already laid out the different elements (There are those who don't like my set up) and then I looked up the symbols and made it.
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Very nice! Thank you, this is very helpful to me
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which one is earth? i'm confused...like usual!
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green one bottom left corner
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The only one I can read is the Fire element. I love this oriental stuff, but the only way I knew fire was from watching Naruto.
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I am a Chinese, so I understand everything here.
The one on the upper right means "Wind". (It's my favorite element.)
And the one on the mottom means "Shadow" in Chinese.
And they are in no way Japanese. For I didn't know a TAD of it.
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They are chinese, i don't remember the site i got it from, but it was a chinese translation site
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This is kanji, wich is used by the Japanese as well, but I think they originally got it from china
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they are actually all in Japanese... i believe.
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Actually,I think the element Ice shouldn`t be there.The way I know it,there are seven elements - Fire,Water,Earth,Wind,Lightning,Light and Darkness.The element Ice is (how should I say it) a part of the Water element (just like Metal is a part of Earth).Y`know what I mean 
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Yes I do, but the element of ice in what i was thinking was more of cold than frozen water, where as fire is more of heat, because when you heat something up enough, it tends to combust and catch fire.
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Oh,I get it 
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wow, that was so long ago, i honestly do not remember any more, sorry i wish i could be of more help
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Inazuma ι» can actually be used by itself to be translated as Lightning. Combining both ιι» (shΗndiΓ n)is used in Mandarin, but in Japanese, they sometimes use ι· (kaminari) to represent lightning bolt when it actually translates as thunder. Hey, if you want me to, I can give you the pronunciations for the Han characters, both in Mandarin and Japanese, that is if you want.
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These are written well. I am taking a chinese class and I was able to easily reconize most of the characters.
*Light, Lightening and the center characters where the only ones he did not reconize*
Studying a forgien language like Chinese is very good keep it up.
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i can read them in Japanese but not Chinese
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they are chinese, believe me. Most of chinese symbols are similar to those of japanese. I'm researching them right now
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i thought they were the same
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like i said, there are some differences. The main elements are very similar in both languages, but some differences allows you to tell which language it is in. However, when it comes to more complicated ones like lightning, they are really different
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No. The Kanji for water is exactly the same as the Han Zi above. The only difference is how each country pronounces it.
It's the Ice elemental that looks different; in Kanji there is only one stroke to the top left, and the far bottom left stroks is absent. For electricity, the Chinese simplify it by eliminating certain strokes until you get this...η΅. In Kanji, they use the older symbol ι». In China, they still recognize the older ι» but they also use the simpler way in everyday writing. Other than that, every character in Kanji has originated in China, hence the very name Kanji is derived from Han Zi (writing from the Han province in China).
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oh, sorry, that's wat i meant, my bad 
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