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Japanese Alphabets
The Japanese have more than one alphabet. This may seem strange to a westerner that only has one alphabet. The Japanese have three main alphabets, which are known as hiragana, katakana, and kanji. The Japanese do not use letters, unless they are writing things in a romanji style, which means romanized. Instead of letters, characters are used. Each character represents a sound or a main word. The kanji alphabet has about 5,000 important characters, so it is very hard to memorize it. |
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