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JAPANESE LANGUAGE
AKSANS provide Japanese language Training, Translations and Interpretation services to our clients with our certified & experienced professionals.
We offer JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) courses for grades N5, N4 & N3 by industry experience professionals and workshops by native Japanese.
CHARACTERS
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Hiragana
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Katakana
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Kanji
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Romaji
HIRAGANA:
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Hiragana is one of three character sets used in the Japanese language.
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Each Hiragana letter represents particular syllable. Letter itself has no meaning.
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Hiragana is used widely to form a sentence.
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Hiragana was developed in the 8-10th century by simplifying the form of particular Kanji symbols
KATAKANA:
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Katakana is one of three characters used in the Japanese language.
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Katakana is a phonetic alphabet - each letter represents the sound of a syllable (like English ABC). Letter itself has no meaning.
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Katakana and Hiragana represent exactly the same set of sounds.
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Katakana is used mostly for foreign loan words.
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Katakana was developed in the 8th century by simplifying the form of Kanji symbols.
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Many of Katakana letters look exactly the same as a part of its original Kanji.
KANJI:
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Kanji (Chinese character) is one of three character sets used in the Japanese language.
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Kanji is an ideographic character - each letter symbolizes its meaning.
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Kanji is used widely to form a sentence.
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Kanji symbols were imported from China.
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Pronunciation and usage of Kanji have been modified to fit the Japanese language.
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Additionally, some Kanji letters were developed in Japan.
ROMAJI:
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Romaji was developed to describe the sound of Japanese in Roman alphabet.
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Romaji is mainly used for the convenience of foreigners who are not familiar with Japanese characters.
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For example, names of train stations are shown in both Romaji (Roman alphabet) and Japanese characters.
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