Difference between hiragana and katakana in Japanese language || Goal Japan 🇯🇵

[JeeOhh]

Katakana being used for foreign words is so helpful thank you so much😭

[eljaminlatour]

Katakana is also used to write onomatopoeia like ニャ(nya, "meow") or ワンワン( wan wan, "woof woof").

[clintzieandromeda]

Hiragana and Katakana are easy to write, but I could say this also to Kanji for some few strokes.

[FactionalSky]

It's actually helpful to use different symbols for native or foreign words. 👀

[iamrom]

I'm about four years into studying Japanese. I recently started teaching my wife how to read Katakana and Hiragana. At first she couldn't understand what I meant by hiragana is more rounded and katakana is more square, but after a few days of cram and practice she finally sees the difference. I'm so happy

[arnobrekersigma]

Learn hiragana with japan pod take notes of every character remember speak out loud do same with katakana and kanjibdo 2 times a day

[Verystoic]

The bit about the "rounded" stuff for hiragana provides a whole lot more clarity for me. Ive been searching for THAT answer for ages.

[maxwellquipey]

Who came up with the brilliant idea for any type of alphabet to make up their own name as an example?

[saniyadinesh]

Thank you sm i was confused by how to use then 😭❤️

[GOLVEL]

Took me long to read and didn't get a clear explanation. Absolutely love yours!

[godzilla]

Katakana is also used for animal names. That’s why Kaiju names are written in katakana.

[kaisbenrhouma]

Thank you so much
Clear and short that's what I like

[markmlockhart]

Nice vid u make me want to learn Japanese 😊

[its_Maruf]

Oh sensei, that word you always say in the end, i like that most😂❤
Arigatougozaimasu❤

[willianrivas]

Does she say this at the end: 見れるとありがとう。

[chy]

What’s confusing is why have 2 different ways for the same sounds……

[jackherbic]

Thought these were rules until I played a game in Japanese that used katakana for particles and endings for some characters just to make it read like the person had an accent.

[ctzf_qvrntc]

Oh so thats why i like katakana more.. it's only natural
I am currently learning pronounciation but idk what to learn next after mixtures of 2 such as ちや=Cha or the ° and ``

[HebiSnake]

So why is the word for snake, ヘビ, usually written in katakana though? I didn't think it was a loan word, is it just an exception?

[ngenglee]

Katakana and Kanji were the only scripts that were used in official documents before WW2... It looks a bit intimidating tbh