ソシンツ always screwed me up. Im better now though
Katakana characters can hard to read, but once you memorize them all, you're set. ア is always 'a', オ is always 'o', ケ is always 'ke', unless it's 'ka' as in ヶ月, マ is always wait what just happened with ケ
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I just forced myself to remember that ッandソ have a more curved line. That sets them apart really easily
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I know you know that, but in 1ヶ月 it's not ケ, but the abbreviation of 箇 (just the upper left/right part), and the kanji reads 'ka', so it's actually the proper reading of an abbreviated kanji.
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Hey, thanks for clarification for us new to Japanese! I’ve never stumbled upon this abbreviation, so I wouldn’t understand original tweet without your reply
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Japanese: everything is unchanging phonemes except when they're not
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I seriously have an easier time with kanji than katakana
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I hate kanji so much. Just an endless sea...
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I'll never forgive the Japanesepic.twitter.com/bemFTYrl4n
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Kana are originally Kanji but simplified. 末 become ま and マ 久 become く and ク 加 become か and カ 計 become け and 介 become ケ wait what just happened with ケ
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today I learned that Japanese children learn katakana first because "it's the easiest"and saw children's manga written entirely in katakana and I couldn't disagree more
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My host family's daughter learned hiragana first and hates katakana haha
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