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They're not strict character-level substitutions for each other (see: katakana long syllable marker), but non-pedantically your point does stand.
by kobeya 10y ago
They're not strict character-level substitutions for each other (see: katakana long syllable marker), but non-pedantically your point does stand.
- TazeTSchnitzel 10y agoThe chōonpu (long vowel marker) can be used for hiragana too, but it's not how words are usually spelled. Likewise, you can use hiragana-style long vowels in katakana.