Which of the following is true of the Japanese language?
A) Kanji symbols are a visual representation of a vowel or syllable.
B) Kana symbols are a visual representation of a concept.
C) Kanji symbols follow precise pronunciation rules.
D) Kanji symbols are a visual representation of a concept.
E) Difficulty in reading kana symbols is analogous to surface dyslexia.

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Kanji symbols, which are essentially Chinese characters, represent concepts or meanings, rather than sounds or syllables. Kana symbols, on the other hand, are a phonetic script and represent syllables. Therefore, option D is the only correct statement.

Which of the Following Is True of the Japanese Language