very cute :3 will you do the katakana too?

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Eventually I will ^^. This one took a long time to make because I kept changing my mind about things, so I'll probably wait a little while before I make one for the katakana .

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awww it's ok, it was just curiosity, not a demand if you make it, I'll see it ^_^

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I belive they're correct. I haven't written in japanese for a while, so i may be off. oh well, nice job on it anyways ^^

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Well.. It looks so difficult ;3;
I wanna learn japanese T-T}

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THANKYOU. D:

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Yeay. ♥ x3

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nicely done i want to learn japanese but i have no idea how >3<

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배고파 ...ai-goooo hahah

Hiragana is one of the Japanese "alphabets," so to speak. Each character represents a syllable that can be used to form any word in the Japanese language. Hiragana is used for native words (like ゆき [yuki] which means 'snow' and the other "alphabet," katakana, is used for loan words (like バス [basu] which is 'bus' or emphasis, so when it's used for native words it's kind of akin to capital letter in English.

So if I wanted to write, "Hajimemashite, Emily Coad desu. Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu," which means, "Nice to meet you, my name is Emily Coad. Please take care of me," the sentence in hiragana would look like this:

はじめまして、エミリー・コードです。どうぞよろしくおねがいします。



And it's really not that difficult! If you want to learn, go for it; it's so much fun!

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