#1: Japanese Writing あいうえお アイウエオ

Our first lesson: あア(a), いイ(i), うウ(u), えエ(e), and おオ(o).

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Education

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• japanese
• writing
• angel
• crepusculence
• hiragana
• katakana
• kana
• okurigana
• furigana
• kanji
• teaching
• learning
• あ
• ア
• い
• イ
• う
• ウ
• え
• エ
• お
• オ

[Shana17]

サシ

[ANGELOFCREPUSCULENCE]

@Shana17 エ？

[Shana17]

@ANGELOFCREPUSCULENCE です

[ANGELOFCREPUSCULENCE]

@Shana17 札ですか？　察ですか？　册ですか？　サツで何？　

[ANGELOFCREPUSCULENCE]

@yeldahA7x Rule #1: If you don't speak a language, DO NOT use an online translator to pretend that you do.

And by the way, you're welcome.

[yeldahA7x]

@ANGELOFCREPUSCULENCE 方法であなたに非常に多く、素敵なビデオに感謝

[ANGELOFCREPUSCULENCE]

@yeldahA7x Here's the idea:

Katakana: straighter lines, typically slightly fewer lines, very slight differences among certain katakana (シ、ツ、ン、ソ、リ) that makes distinguishing among them mildly obnoxious at times, of secondary importance to hiragana

Hiragana: curvier lines, typically slightly more lines, much more important in terms of everyday use

So typically, katakana = easier except for a few tricky ones, and hiragana = better.

[yeldahA7x]

which is easier and better, Hiragana or Katakana?

[ANGELOFCREPUSCULENCE]

@narutodbzgirl DNAngel

[narutodbzgirl]

I recognize the opening song what is it from?