Brenton
Philip SharpKi
December 14th 2007 12:19
Ki is a Japanese Kana. It can be written in Katakana, Hiragana or Kanji.
Hiragana – き
Katakana – キ
Both of these can be remembered as 'Ki for Keyhole' - with either character representing a key in a lock.
Ki can also be written in Kanji as - 木 . This means Tree.
Hiragana – き
Katakana – キ
Both of these can be remembered as 'Ki for Keyhole' - with either character representing a key in a lock.
Ki can also be written in Kanji as - 木 . This means Tree.
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