This mistake always pisses me off. People mistake manhua as manhwa, and manhwa as manhua. Manhua is Chinese, manga is Japanese, and manhwa is Korean. Manhwa and manhua sound similar, but are differently, really.
Pronunciation-wise, they're different, as Chinese has tones for their language, meaning that if you pronounce a word differently, it could mean a totally different thing. As for Korean, it's identical for every word (unless you're talking about a homophones — they sound different.. somehow).
Please, respect the different languages. They have their own words, pronunciations, and cultures. Thank you. (・ω・)ノ
This mistake always pisses me off. People mistake manhua as manhwa, and manhwa as manhua. Manhua is Chinese, manga is Japanese, and manhwa is Korean. Manhwa and manhua sound similar, but are differently, really.
Pronunciation-wise, they're different, as Chinese has tones for their language, meaning that if you pronounce a word differently, it could mean a totally different thing. As for Korean, it's identical for every word (unless you're talking about a homophones — they sound different.. somehow).
Please, respect the different languages. They have their own words, pronunciations, and cultures. Thank you. (・ω・)ノ
Chill, they are just comics in the end, be they manga, manhua or manhwa.