If a foreigner orders food in Japanese but the menu has pictures, can the waiter really say “漢字読めますか？”
If a foreigner speaks Japanese in a forest and no Japanese people are around to hear it, is the foreigner nihongo jōzu?
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Trick question. Kanji *are* pictures.
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The wind rustles through the branches... "desu neeeeeeeee"
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Schroedinger's gaijin.
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The foreigner is always nihongo jōzu. It is a state of being accomplished only by being foreign.
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