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I'm about four years into studying Japanese. I recently started teaching my wife how to read Katakana and Hiragana. At first she couldn't understand what I meant by hiragana is more rounded and katakana is more square, but after a few days of cram and practice she finally sees the difference. I'm so happy
@@theeleventhhour8959 if you have some vocabulary (as in you know what a word means by sound) you can try reading young children books that are solely hiragana.
Katakana is older than Hiragana and was used originally to sound out the Chinese words from China, which is why it is still used for Loan words to this day.
Thought these were rules until I played a game in Japanese that used katakana for particles and endings for some characters just to make it read like the person had an accent.
From what my Japanese teacher told me, women come up with hiragana because they were not allowed to learn to read or write the current alphabet of the time, which I believe was kanji from China. Katakana was invented after hiragana by men.
hiragana is used for grammatical particles and suffixes as well as words but katakana is used for foreign words and onomatopoeia So in general when you encounter a word written in katakana it's either a foreign word or an onomatopoeia And if you see hiragana it could either be a grammatical particle/suffix or a word/part of a word
Oh so thats why i like katakana more.. it's only natural I am currently learning pronounciation but idk what to learn next after mixtures of 2 such as ちや=Cha or the ° and ``
I’ve recently tried learning Japanese, and I want to know, should I focus on only one, or both? Personally, I like katakana more and the characters are easier to write(for me).
all three! hiragana and katakana and you'll pick up more and more kanji as you go along too, they're all used commonly. romanji is fine too, great for learning words and sentences as you fill the rest in. if you're starting with one, i'd pick hiragana.
Unfortunately not all katakana are obvious, some are completely different to the foreign word or have a very vague reason for their name. Sometimes I find myself guessing words 😂
i love japan and the japanes elanguage but the signs are... cancer. i mean first you invented an alphabet... like hiragana... dunno if it was really first but let's just assume it is. and then you think yourself. "hey, why don't i just invent the same alphabet again, just with more corners?" and then, someone had the desire to ruin this language for everybody and said "hey, why don't i just make a painitng of every word i intend on using?" And suddenly you have 9.000 different Letters. How did this happen?! So for everyone who's also frustrated... there are tools out there that can live-translate japanese characters from your camera. you can use those tools. you should use those tools. Japanese is actually an easy language. just like english. so don't be scared and never. never. ever. try to learn german.
You are misinformed. Why blame Japanese for not having words invented overseas? It’s not part of the traditional language. And I don’t know how you think English is an easy language, how Japanese is easier than others, or why you shouldn’t learn German. With the time taken to master Japanese as an English speaker you could learn Italian, Spanish and German in that time.
@@catmerchant8699 you definitely cannot. or let's say the average person cannot. there's an objective complexity in every language that can be quantified. english is one of the easiest language because it almost has no grammar. and japanese is almost the same. there is almost no grammar. only thing japanese has is quite the politeness. which is managable, but making it slightly harder than english. and now german on the other hand... is one of the most difficult languages. because not only has every word a gender attached which is in no way matching the gender you would think like "chair" is male and "sun" is female. but we also have 4 cases (times 2 for singular and plural) that can change words ending. english doesn't have this and japanese also doesn't have this. japanese also doesn't have an idea of gender and there is not even a plural. you just use count-words. like if you want to say i want 5 apples you just say "ringo wo itsutsu kudasai" there is no plural of the word "ringo" and in english you have the plural but you only append an S. in german it's: der Stuhl - die Stühle. but die Sonne - die Sonnen. this is why i'm saying japanese is a relatively(!) easy language and it's rakning among the easiest languages known to me. feel free to correct me. because i'm not a native speaker in japanese yet. but that's my impression as a basic speaker.
@@cxsxnxvx I suppose, I didn't mention English in particular though. Just if it's a loan word from another language I wouldn't know what language. A little beyond my linguistic knowledge
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Pretty much. But you have to understand that japanese is a language that relies a lot on context considering that the japanese language has a lot of homonyms (words that sounds the same but mean different things)
Katakana being used for foreign words is so helpful thank you so much😭
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Katakana is also used to write onomatopoeia like ニャ(nya, "meow") or ワンワン( wan wan, "woof woof").
actually using hiragana is fine too
@statinhow did you get that cat! 👍
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@statinそれ𓃠ねこ𓃠は可愛いです
日本語キーボードはこれに使用されます
Hiragana and Katakana are easy to write, but I could say this also to Kanji for some few strokes.
Actually it's easy to speak and hard to write for me 😅 btw I m from India and learning Japanese by watching Naruto....♥️🌈
@@artistaradhya7826 The only Japanese you learn from Naruto is 'Dattebayo' 😆
Btw i m Also Indian
@@_konodioda_its_me_dio 😂 well, you forgot baka also 👽
What about 'nanthomo'?
@@artistaradhya7826 geez we Indians are everywhere
I'm about four years into studying Japanese. I recently started teaching my wife how to read Katakana and Hiragana. At first she couldn't understand what I meant by hiragana is more rounded and katakana is more square, but after a few days of cram and practice she finally sees the difference. I'm so happy
Im a month and a half in, when does it start to actually make sense?? I can read a tiny bit of hiragana and write some simple words, but it feels slow
Yayyy sugoi!
@@theeleventhhour8959 if you have some vocabulary (as in you know what a word means by sound) you can try reading young children books that are solely hiragana.
@@Tinky1rs I’ll try that! Thanks!
It's always such a joy to teach others and especially when they also understand your point of view ❤
It's actually helpful to use different symbols for native or foreign words. 👀
Learn hiragana with japan pod take notes of every character remember speak out loud do same with katakana and kanjibdo 2 times a day
hiragana katakana 😻
kanji 🤒
Kanji is cool also will recognise many kana inserted in kanji like
I love your videos , it is helpful 🤗
This is very helpful!
Katakana is older than Hiragana and was used originally to sound out the Chinese words from China, which is why it is still used for Loan words to this day.
I like to see more..
Who came up with the brilliant idea for any type of alphabet to make up their own name as an example?
Katakana is also used for animal names. That’s why Kaiju names are written in katakana.
Oh sensei, that word you always say in the end, i like that most😂❤
Arigatougozaimasu❤
Thought these were rules until I played a game in Japanese that used katakana for particles and endings for some characters just to make it read like the person had an accent.
What’s confusing is why have 2 different ways for the same sounds……
She just explained it
From what my Japanese teacher told me, women come up with hiragana because they were not allowed to learn to read or write the current alphabet of the time, which I believe was kanji from China. Katakana was invented after hiragana by men.
@@SadmattchoAaa interesting
IS IT REALLY all that CONFUSING because English HAS TWO SETS of characters too
Nice vid u make me want to learn Japanese 😊
Love your content
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i still dont understand
hiragana is used for grammatical particles and suffixes as well as words but katakana is used for foreign words and onomatopoeia
So in general when you encounter a word written in katakana it's either a foreign word or an onomatopoeia
And if you see hiragana it could either be a grammatical particle/suffix or a word/part of a word
@@cxsxnxvx thanks mate
@@yuuboi no problem :D
what is onomatopoeia
@@crazygamingbvr9260sound mimics and imitations. For example "BOOM" "Meow" "bark"
Thank you😊❤
All Japanese just looks like Spaghetti
Hiragana: aesthetic, cute
Katakana: modernity, simplicity, minimalism
are both important to learn? I'm a beginner
English speakers = Why are company names and brands in katakana?
Japanese speakers = Why are company names and brands capitalized?
l am learning Japanese. please tell me did l have to learn both of them. 🙏
If you want to be fluent yes
Oh so thats why i like katakana more.. it's only natural
I am currently learning pronounciation but idk what to learn next after mixtures of 2 such as ちや=Cha or the ° and ``
why is "he" the same character for katakana and hiragana?
It is harder to learn Katakana because a lot of Katakana look similar. Shi and Tsu, Chi and Te. Very close.
ダンケ!!!
Thank youuuu❤
Hey Sister can't i find any app or tool to text katakana in mobile?
Hello❤
I want to learn Japanese but which should I learn??? Hiragana or katakana?
Or I have to learn both???
Please help
both is probably recommended
Can anyone tell me some apps where I can watch Japanese dramas for free ..bcz that way by listening I can adopt the accent. Plz anyone tell me
YOU STOLE THIS VIDEO FROM NIHONGODEKITA WITH SAYAKA!!!😡😡😡
in malay, we say ‘tk rilek’
Bruh that is nihonodekita with sayaka
Explaining a very basic Japanese concept is not stealing there are thousands of lessons like this online already lmao
Pichi - Pichi ❤
Is this your new account?
So technically most of the Japanese is covered in hiragana? and what is this about writing side ways and downwards? can u explain that too please
Hi I'm a new for learning this language and i just want to ask if does hiragana ,katakana and kanji in one sentence or phrases by any chance?
Pen is from what I heard 鉛筆
Katakana same like english Language?
For anime which type I must learn😢
Ramen is mostly written in katakana
WHAT HAPPENS IF THEY BREED AND COMBINE WITH EACHOTHER?? IS IT LIKE,, A HYBRID FORM OF MODERN AND OLD? NEW AND ORIGIN? WHAT DOES IT MEA-
Why?
I’ve recently tried learning Japanese, and I want to know, should I focus on only one, or both? Personally, I like katakana more and the characters are easier to write(for me).
all three! hiragana and katakana and you'll pick up more and more kanji as you go along too, they're all used commonly. romanji is fine too, great for learning words and sentences as you fill the rest in. if you're starting with one, i'd pick hiragana.
Doimas te
Unfortunately not all katakana are obvious, some are completely different to the foreign word or have a very vague reason for their name. Sometimes I find myself guessing words 😂
Not just English, but also for words from other langauges.
先生はあの先生ですよね？お名前は？
HOTTIE HOTTIE HOTTIE HOTTIE HOTTIE HOTTIE HOTTIE HOTTIE ❤❤❤❤
Uhhh😅
so uhh hiragana is japanese type of japanese and katakana is english type of japanese
Ohh, that's why names are written in katakana and not hira/kanji...
Foreign names, you mean.
Let's learn hentaigana!
I want to learn her
Rip me 😢
I dont get it
I’m so confused.
Katakana is easy
pen... pen
ひらがな
カタカナ
ありか"と こ"さ"います せんせい
this is full hiragana
Pen, lmao
DONT TELL ME I LEARN HIRAGANA FOR NOTHING and how i can learn hiragana and katakana bro😭😭😭😭
wait until you find out about kanji
i love japan and the japanes elanguage but the signs are... cancer.
i mean first you invented an alphabet... like hiragana... dunno if it was really first but let's just assume it is.
and then you think yourself. "hey, why don't i just invent the same alphabet again, just with more corners?"
and then, someone had the desire to ruin this language for everybody and said "hey, why don't i just make a painitng of every word i intend on using?"
And suddenly you have 9.000 different Letters. How did this happen?!
So for everyone who's also frustrated... there are tools out there that can live-translate japanese characters from your camera. you can use those tools. you should use those tools.
Japanese is actually an easy language. just like english. so don't be scared
and never. never. ever. try to learn german.
You are misinformed. Why blame Japanese for not having words invented overseas? It’s not part of the traditional language.
And I don’t know how you think English is an easy language, how Japanese is easier than others, or why you shouldn’t learn German. With the time taken to master Japanese as an English speaker you could learn Italian, Spanish and German in that time.
@@catmerchant8699 you definitely cannot. or let's say the average person cannot. there's an objective complexity in every language that can be quantified.
english is one of the easiest language because it almost has no grammar. and japanese is almost the same. there is almost no grammar. only thing japanese has is quite the politeness. which is managable, but making it slightly harder than english.
and now german on the other hand... is one of the most difficult languages. because not only has every word a gender attached which is in no way matching the gender you would think like "chair" is male and "sun" is female. but we also have 4 cases (times 2 for singular and plural) that can change words ending. english doesn't have this and japanese also doesn't have this. japanese also doesn't have an idea of gender and there is not even a plural. you just use count-words. like if you want to say i want 5 apples you just say "ringo wo itsutsu kudasai" there is no plural of the word "ringo" and in english you have the plural but you only append an S.
in german it's: der Stuhl - die Stühle. but die Sonne - die Sonnen.
this is why i'm saying japanese is a relatively(!) easy language and it's rakning among the easiest languages known to me.
feel free to correct me. because i'm not a native speaker in japanese yet. but that's my impression as a basic speaker.
So why is the word for snake, ヘビ, usually written in katakana though? I didn't think it was a loan word, is it just an exception?
Just because it's in katakana doesn't mean it's from english, it could be from any other language
@@cxsxnxvx I suppose, I didn't mention English in particular though. Just if it's a loan word from another language I wouldn't know what language. A little beyond my linguistic knowledge
@@HebiSnake yeah, you don't have to learn which language it originated from, you just learn the word while learning the language
@@cxsxnxvx I get that but it would still be interesting to know
@@HebiSnake yeah
I think this a fake channel
Katakana is mostly useless in japanese. Learn to write your name and the names of fruits and then its useless.
Does she say this at the end: 見れるとありがとう。
Thank you sm i was confused by how to use then 😭❤️
ありがと！I’m learning Japanese
Katakana and Kanji were the only scripts that were used in official documents before WW2... It looks a bit intimidating tbh
What's the need for kanji? If everything can be written using these 2, then why kanji?
I thought every native words have their own kanjis
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LISTEN!
THE HOLY RIDDLE!
HOLY WISDOM IS STRAIGHT WIT N THE HEART ONLY ! LIFE FOR ALL PAGANS IS LIVE THE HOLY LAW!
THE HOLY LAW IS THE LOVE OF LIFE HEALTH AND HOLYINIS FOR ALL PAGANS AND EVERY PAGAN WOMEN!
TRUST THE HOLY SPIRIT ALONE!
THE FAITH!
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Why should in hiragana and katakana he is same?
Be girlfriend please
Hey I tried
Btw what is katakana hiragan and kanji
The bit about the "rounded" stuff for hiragana provides a whole lot more clarity for me. Ive been searching for THAT answer for ages.
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i'm in japan
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what ? l dont know
This makes it so much worse.... How do i know what words the japanese consider foreign
By learning about them. Also, you’ll encounter them along the way.
Hii.. Can you please teach hinagana 🥺🥺🥺
あいうえおかきくけこ
さしすせそ
@@arnobreker88sigma thank you 💜
Ok, but if u write foreign words in hiragana u spell them same as in katakana right? I can't get it
What should i learn more
Cuz im learning hiragana
Correct me if im wrong katakana is more or less used for romanji!?
Pen pen unjustice uneqlty😶🤣🇮🇳
Took me sooooo long to read and didn't get a clear explanation. Absolutely love yours!
I can actually read Katakana and Hiragana pretty well.
いいいいいいいいいいい
Can’t you just write “pen” using Hiragana: ぺん？
Because pens aren’t from Japan. it’s a loan word. That’s just the way it is
Thank you so much
Clear and short that's what I like
What do i have to learn if i want to read japanese comic?
All
Which is easy to learn katakana /hiragana??
Both
So to speak japanese we need to learn both??
Pretty much. But you have to understand that japanese is a language that relies a lot on context considering that the japanese language has a lot of homonyms (words that sounds the same but mean different things)
Yesssss, and kanji. Well, you can get by just by hiragana and katagana but if you want to read, try kanji. Its damn hard though
To speak? You don’t need any. Pretty sure you meant for reading and writing, so, both. And kanji.
You forgot to add that Katakana is also used to write Onomatopoeai and scientific terms.
you guys should ditch katakana. it is confusing af.
It’s easy if you’re not lazy