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Published: 2007-05-06 21:09:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 39547; Favourites: 192; Downloads: 10718
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I decided to start learning Japanese language… so first stage is to learn hiragana/katakana letters…but I didn’t find any good looking kana charts… maybe I should try to search better?
Anyway I draw my hiragana chart XD
Here is katakana chart: [link]
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Japanese is an intersting language! Thanks so much for this post!
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This one and the Katakana one has helped me so damn much now that i am trying to play Pokémon in Japanese while learning what these "symbols" all stand for. I figure that if i manage to learn the symbols, the actual language part of it will be a breeze in comparison, lol. (Not gonna touch Kanji and such though. I mean, come on.)
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So if there is a smaller character next to a larger one, it means that the vowel is removed from the larger one and the consonant is removed from the smaller one and they combine?
Like The character for 'Cha' = 'Chi+Ya' ?
Anyway thank you so much for the chart! It's really helpful and I made flash cards from it XD
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cool~ Thankyou very much, this is very helpful and it's so neat~!!
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wow. it reminds me of the periodic table of elements
and it's very helpful
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Do Japanese write in both Hiragana and Katakana? Or do you choose? :/ I kinda want to learn both though..
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they use a combination of three alphabets. Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji (which is based off of chinese)
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yeah.. but if you think of it, we use three "alphabets" too... Upper case, lower case, and cursive. so there should be no problem learning kanji...
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Hey~ thanks for making the chart man! ^^ i've decided to learn japanese too and guess this is my first step as well...
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You did an awesome job. I printed it out and I study it whenever I can, hope you don't mind. It's helped me lots.
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Awesome I've been wondering how you make the 'ja' and other ones. ^ ^
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Thanks ^^
Actually "to make 'ja' and other ones" it was quit simple... but it was done in Illustrator and there were a lot of objects... it took about a day for me to complete one chart XD
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O_o every line, shape, etc. is separete object in Illustrator...
Illustrator isn't raster editing program, there you operate vectors... XD
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wow...I'm really confused...
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by the way, teh katakana chart link just links back to this image.
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thnaks for informing, I have corrected link. now all should be ok
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Kay ^ ^ just thought you should know thatXD
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Finally I've found this! Thank you! It'll be very helpful for me!
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No problem ^__^
It was made to be usefull XD
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very nice, heres a cool dite that will help: [link] 
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Thanks again for positive response ^___^
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This is a really nice looking chart! It'll be very helpful for me.
I'm surprised you haven't got any comments on it yet. n_n;
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Wow! First comment!!! O_O
And thanks a lot for your response ^_^
P.S. Sorry about so late answer, I wasn't able to get onlie for a quite long time T_T
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