Learn Japanese Language - Do You Know That There Are 3 Different Japanese Symbol?

Learn Japanese for a real communication for yoursymbol, but in a formal letter, you should use Kanji
work, school project, and communicating with yoursymbol. Although it is not wrong to use katakana
Japanese mate properly.symbol to write "Thank you" in Japanese, not many
Many people think that Learning to speak JapaneseJapanese people would do so.
language is more difficult than learning to writeIf you travel to Japan, you would see how each
Japanese. But, it is actually vice versa, because thereJapanese Kanji Symbols, Hiragana and Katakana
are 3 different Japanese symbol called Kanji, Hiraganasymbols are used
and Katakana, if you want to learn to writeFor example, Japanese Magazine normally use 80%
Japanese.of Kanji symbols, and 10% of Hiragana and Katakana
Normally, many Westerners think that kanji symbol issymbols.
the only writing form we use in Japanese. It is trueAnother case is the singboard of the place in a
that we use kanji symbols more than hiragana orsubway. Almost all the sings are written with the
katakana symbols when writing something inKanji symbols. By the way, we can write numbers in
Japanese. However, unlike Chinese people who usekanji symbols as well, but normally use the numerical
only Kanji symbols, we mix up all Japanese scripts.sign to represent.
So, when do you have to use which script? TheAlso, Japanese language is changing everyday. There
answer is it all depends on a type of sentence used.are new Japanese words in which old Japanese
Generally, the majority of Japanese textbooks sayspeople cannot understand and those words are
that Hiragana symbol is used when a word cannot beusually written by Katakana symbol or Hiragana
written in Kanji symbol, and Katakana symbol issymbol.
mainly used to represent foreign words, or namesAlthough they are not proper Japanese language,
which have adopted into the Japanese writingmany young Japanese people use such characters
system.nowadays, and those words are normally abbreviated
However, it is always the case.words.
For example, "Thank you" in Japanese is "A Ri Ga ToThat is why leaning to write Japanese is more
U". Normally, you will write this word in Hiraganadifficult than speaking Japanese.