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On kanji with no furigana and multiple components how does someone find out the sound element, the meaning element, and the radical?
is my translation correct the original phrase is “today is yesterday tomorrow”
今日昨日の明日だ (kyo kino no ashita da)
and how do you think a native will say it
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