Introduction to Japanese Writing Systems
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@ShoyuJapanese I have noticed, but they still seem way too detailed to show the Katakana in it! xP But for laugh in Japanese, I notice the "chi" in the bottom of the Kanji. But that's the only one I notice that with Katakana. :/
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damn dude...You rock :D
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Thanks for the lesson.
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ありがとうございます！
*I actually learnt backwards- from Katakana to Hiragana... :/ but taught myself. I feel and always felt Katakana was easier! :P*
osuushiza8 3 months ago in playlist osuushiza8's favorites
@osuushiza8 I agree with you. Katakana is easier. Not sure where you are with your Japanese studies, but if you're moving along in your kanji studies, you'll see that many kanji characters are made up of katakana aka radicals. maybe you already picked up on that, but just thought I'd throw that out.
ShoyuJapanese 2 months ago