Katakana (カタカナ)

[chiakaiyuki]

KATAKANA

 

 

So here is the other Japanese alphabet, Katakana. Don't worry, Saga checked this for mistakes.

 

Things you should know about katakana:

 

Katakana is used for foreign words in the Japanese language. For example, the english word ring (ringu in romaji) is written in katakana, not kanji or hiragana.

 

It has pretty much the same rules as Hiragana, just different characters.

KATAKANA SYMBOLS (click on each character to see the order of writing it down)

 

Vowels

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　(A)

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　(I)

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　(U)

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　(E)

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　(O)

 

K

 

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　(KA)

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　(KI)

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　(KU)

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　(KE)

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　(KO)

 

 

S

 

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(SA)

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(SHI)

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(SU)

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(SE)

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(SO)

 

 

T

 

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(TA)

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(CHI)

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(TSU)

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(TE)

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(TO)

 

 

N

 

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(NA)

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(NI)

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(NU)

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(NE)

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(NO)

 

 

H

 

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(HA)

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(HI)

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(FU)

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(HE)

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(HO)

 

 

M

 

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(MA)

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(MI)

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(MU)

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(ME)

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(MO)

 

 

Y

 

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(YA)

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(YU)

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(YO)

 

 

R

 

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(RA)

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(RI)

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(RU)

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(RE)

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(RO)

 

 

W

 

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(WA)

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(WO)

 

 

N

 

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(N)

 

 

 

There is no katakana song on youtube it seems, so here is both alphabets.

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[Saga]

Did you notice the Satsuki sign on side of the doors? o_O' ;D Loved the picture.

Well done. (:

[chiakaiyuki]

Yeah! I thought 'don't actualy care what the katakana says, it has Satsuki

And anyway, McDs is the best example of foreign stuff making it's way into another culture XD

 

Thanks Saga!

I can just about remember up to H now, still get a little mixed up tho. >.

[Kyonzu]

ahh I hate Katakana >_

Some learning tips? ;-;