Alphabet Japonais en hiragana
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か304B
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き304D
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く304F
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け3051
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こ3053
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さ3055
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し3057
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す3059
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せ305B
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そ305D
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た305F
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ち3061
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つ3064
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て3066
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と3068
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な306A
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に306B
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ぬ306C
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ね306D
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の306E
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は306F
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ひ3072
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ふ3075
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へ3078
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ほ307B
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ま307E
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み307F
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む3080
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め3081
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も3082
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や3084
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ゆ3086
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よ3088
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ら3089
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り308A
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る308B
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れ308C
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ろ308D
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わ308F
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を3092
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ん3093
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が304C
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ぎ304E
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ぐ3050
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げ3052
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ご3054
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ざ3056
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じ3058
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ず305A
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ぜ305C
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ぞ305E
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だ3060
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ぢ3062
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づ3065
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で3067
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ど3069
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ば3070
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び3073
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ぶ3076
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べ3079
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ぼ307C
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ぱ3071
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ぴ3074
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ぷ3077
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ぺ307A
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ぽ307D
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ゃ3083
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ゅ3085
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ょ3087
La description
Japanese has three writing systems. It's Kanji, which contains adapted Chinese characters, and two Japanese alphabets – syllabic hiragana and Katakana 30F3–30AA .
Initially, the writing came to the Japanese from China. There is no evidence to whether they wrote anything before the appearance of hieroglyphs (kanji).
The first Japanese writing system was called manyegana, which appeared in the V century. It used Chinese characters for the semantic meanings. The phonetic alphabets — hiragana and katakana — originated from manyegana.
Each hiragana character displays one mora (short syllable). It can be used to write vowel sounds, syllabic combinations and one consonant (N or h ん ). Together with hieroglyphs, it serves to denote various prefixes and suffixes. Speaking of informal communication, when the writer (or reader/receiver) doesn't know the necessary hieroglyph, this sign can be applied for verbs and adjectives.
Japanese fiction and newspapers contain text that goes from top to bottom and from right to left — the traditional way of writing. However, computers and scientific articles mainly follow the European style.
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A
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B
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C
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D
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E
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F
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G
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H
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I
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J
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Japonais de katakana
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Japonais en hiragana
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Javanais
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K
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L
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M
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N
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O
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P
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R
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S
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T
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U
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V
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Y
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