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December 1st 2008 05:44
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Se
November 3rd 2008 05:44
Se is a Japanese Kana that can be written in Hiragana or Katakana
Hiragana せ
Katakana セ
With chonchons it is pronounced ze.
Hiragana せ
Katakana セ
With chonchons it is pronounced ze.
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Su
October 1st 2008 05:44
Su is a Japanese Kana that can be written in Hiragana or Katakana
Hiragana す
Katakana ス
With chonchons it is pronounced zu.
Hiragana す
Katakana ス
With chonchons it is pronounced zu.
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Tsu
September 1st 2008 05:44
Tsu is a Japanese Kana that can be written in Hiragana or Katakana
Hiragana つ[ Click here to read more ]
Hiragana つ
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N
August 6th 2008 11:52
N. N is a Japanese Kana which can be written in Hiragana and Katakana.
Hiragana: ん This should be easy to remember as it is roughly the same shape as an N[ Click here to read more ]
Hiragana: ん This should be easy to remember as it is roughly the same shape as an N
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Shi
August 1st 2008 05:44
Shi is a Japanese Kana that can be written in Hiragana or Katakana
Hiragana し[ Click here to read more ]
Hiragana し
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Sa
July 1st 2008 05:44
Ko is a Japanese Kana that can be written in Hiragana or Katakana
Hiragana さ
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Hiragana さ
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Ko
June 2nd 2008 05:44
Ko is a Japanese Kana that can be written in Hiragana or Katakana
Hiragana こ[ Click here to read more ]
Hiragana こ
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Ke
May 1st 2008 05:44
Ke is a Japanese Kana that can be written in Hiragana or Katakana
Hiragana け[ Click here to read more ]
Hiragana け
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Katakana Practice: Lesson 3, Part Two
April 8th 2008 11:03
Hopefully this is where you can see your Katakana practice begin to pay off. All these terms have a theme - except for one out of place! Can you spot it?
パイレツ オブ ザ カリビアン
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パイレツ オブ ザ カリビアン
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Kanji List
April 5th 2008 11:46
What is Kanji?
Kanji are Japanese characters, generally taken form Chinese. These each have several reading. An おん よみ
On-yomi) and a くん よみ (Kun-Yomi [ Click here to read more ]
Kanji are Japanese characters, generally taken form Chinese. These each have several reading. An おん よみ
On-yomi) and a くん よみ (Kun-Yomi | 48 |
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Katakana
April 5th 2008 11:24
かたかな (Katakana) is the other Alphabet used in Japanese. This script is predominantly used for Foreign words (foreign to Japan of course). It can also be used for onomatopoeia, such as the sound of a doorbell ピンポン (Pinpon!) or a roar ガウガウ (Gao, gao!) It literally means 'fragmentary kana' as a reference to it's origins, of being taken from more complex Kanji.
ア A For Alfred the Butler. (Standing up straight like a Butler waiting to serve.
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ア A For Alfred the Butler. (Standing up straight like a Butler waiting to serve.
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(W)o
April 4th 2008 11:43
Technically this character is known as Wo, but it is pronounced as o. It is able to be written in Hiragana or Katakana (however this is uncommon). It is also a particle functioning as an object marker.
Hiragana; を[html3456]- If it helps just remember that this kana is made of the letters of the main chemical in Marijuana; THC. If youre one of those sweet people who know not about such things, then remember, Oh, you cut the O in half[ Click here to read more ]
Hiragana; を[html3456]- If it helps just remember that this kana is made of the letters of the main chemical in Marijuana; THC. If youre one of those sweet people who know not about such things, then remember, Oh, you cut the O in half
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