Hiragana/Katakana(Japanese Letter) by andy1260

andy1260

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11th Feb 2018

12th Feb 2018

Now we can write japanese on TPT. I hope to make Kanji(Chinese Letter) someday.

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  alice_loona_OT12 14th Oct 2019
  As stated below, P,T,K are unvoiced, or *voiceless* B,D,G. SH here is palatalized, with the tongue closer to the *hard palate* (the hard, flat "Y-place" inside the mouth), producing a "lighter" sound.
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  alice_loona_OT12 14th Oct 2019
  It is when a syllable's consonant (only plosives like P,T,K -> B,D,G and fricatives like SH -> "J" like French J) gets voiced.
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  alice_loona_OT12 14th Oct 2019
  (Hiragana is not "hirakana" because of something called *rendaku*, which is VERY frequent in Japanese.)
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  alice_loona_OT12 14th Oct 2019
  The hiragana and katakana, collectively known as kana, are //syllabaries//.
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  alice_loona_OT12 14th Oct 2019
  Here, the "A-row' is an A-column on the left, keep that in mind for these comments.
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  alice_loona_OT12 14th Oct 2019
  Hiragana are the bendy ones [left]. Katakana are the sharp ones [right].
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  alice_loona_OT12 14th Oct 2019
  Nice. | | | To those learning JPN: This is literal child's play. Kanji is the hardest part for everyone involved-- the students and the teachers.
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  User-159747 10th Jun 2019
  Should've made hiragana/katakana tables in 2 different saves so you could have written the sounds under the characters.
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  KungZacharias 16th Feb 2018
  tHiS iS jUsT tHe BaSiCs
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  soyO 14th Feb 2018
  I don't know, but it's cool:3