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 Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 2:59 pm
Chapter Two - Katakana - A Form of Romanji!
カタカナ
Katakana is mainly used for foreign words such as names and words that have been borrowed from other languages such as
コンピューター (kompyu-ta- = computer). The Japanese language does not have as many sounds as the English language so, when creating a name in Katakana for instance, the name must be sound out to the closest Japanese equivalent. Katakana, Hiragana, and Furigana (when Hiragana is written small next to a Kanji character to show how that character is read) are collectively known as Kana.
ア a
イ i
ウ u
エ e
オ o
カ ka
キ ki
ク ku
ケ ke
コ ko
ガ ga
ギ gi
グ gu
ゲge
ゴ go
サ sa
シ shi
ス su
セ se
ソ so
ザ za
ジ ji
ズ zu
ゼ ze
ゾ zo
タ ta
チ chi
ツ tsu
テ te
ト to
ダ da
ヂ ji
ヅ zu
デ de
ド do
ナ na
ニ ni
ヌ nu
ネ ne
ノ no
ハ ha
ヒ hi
フ fu
ヘ he
ホ ho
バ ba
ビ bi
ブ bu
ベ be
ボ bo
パ pa
ピ pi
プ pu
ペ pe
ポ po
マ ma
ミ mi
ム mu
メ me
モ mo
ヤ ya
ユ yu
ヨ yo
ラ ra
リ ri
ル ru
レ re
ロ ro
ワ wa
ヲ wo
ン n/m
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Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2010 3:16 pm
> w < Thanks for poasting the full list of characters!
O w O It will help me learn to write~
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Posted: Wed Jan 06, 2010 6:16 pm
Anoo, shitsumon ga arimasu =O
Katakana de kaku toki ni, katakana no "wo" o kaite mo ii desu ka?
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