Japanese can be written in two ways: One way uses symbols to represent speech sounds,much like the English language.The other way uses pictographs to represent ideas,much like the Chinese language.Japanese individuals with Wernicke's aphasia demonstrate great difficulty understanding:

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Individuals with Wernicke's aphasia have difficulty understanding symbols representing speech sounds, which is the primary way Japanese language is written. Their comprehension of pictographs, which represent ideas, is relatively unaffected.

Japanese Can Be Written in Two Ways: One Way Uses