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This was still a fantastic little primer - in the tech field, I think we all know a few people that know katakana and hiragana well enough to impress their frie
by digitalsushi 11y ago
This was still a fantastic little primer - in the tech field, I think we all know a few people that know katakana and hiragana well enough to impress their friends by mentally sounding out an english cognate - "hey friends, this is a pharmacy up here" - the first 1% looks like magic to the rest of us.
- Glide 11y agoWell... Taking Japanese in high school will do that to you. Hiragana and katakana are the first things you go over and it took a good part of the first year. Korean is simpler by far. Just a couple weekends of looking at the rules and what they do. My problem is that I can't actually form the sounds in my head fast enough in order to know what the words mean.