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Philip SharpKa
December 11th 2007 07:10
Ka is a Japanese Kana. It can be written in Hiragana or Katakana.
Hiragana - か
Katakana - カ
A good way to remember this both of these is thinking of a Katana (A Japanese sword). The long like is a man bending over. The long stroke is his Katana.
Ka is also added to the ends of sentences to turn them into questions. For example;
あなた は スピン 先生 (せんせい) です.
Anata wa Supin Sensei Desu.
You are Dr Spin.
あなた は スピン 先生 (せんせい) です.か.[/html]
Anata wa Supin Sensei Desu Ka?
Are you Dr Spin?
There is more on that role of ‘ka’ HERE.
Hiragana - か
Katakana - カ
A good way to remember this both of these is thinking of a Katana (A Japanese sword). The long like is a man bending over. The long stroke is his Katana.
Ka is also added to the ends of sentences to turn them into questions. For example;
あなた は スピン 先生 (せんせい) です.
Anata wa Supin Sensei Desu.
あなた は スピン 先生 (せんせい) です.か.[/html]
Anata wa Supin Sensei Desu Ka?
Are you Dr Spin?
There is more on that role of ‘ka’ HERE.
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