TheWesDude
Sonny, I Watched the Vault Bein' Built!
well, from what i understand in tokyo-ben there are only like 105 sounds
when you include all dialects and the full 50,000 kanji they have ~129 sounds last i heard.
english has over 350, and some put it closer to 500, and once you add in all roman alphabets it goes over 800
kana = katakana + hiragana + kanji
theoretically katakana = hiragana sound-wise, its just different charecters to represent the same sounds that inherently provide alternate meaning ( foreign origin ).
which is still irrelevant, you still have to learn all 100+ symbols in each set of symbols. they may share the same sounds, but you still have to learn them.
and what let me figure it out:
sisko
and they would use a single charecter to represent si so they would use shi, whenever there is a solitary s, they use su most of the time, and co is almost always replaced with ko.
cisco = shisuko
i need to get back into learning the rest of the katakana, im proably at like 30-35 symbols still
when you include all dialects and the full 50,000 kanji they have ~129 sounds last i heard.
english has over 350, and some put it closer to 500, and once you add in all roman alphabets it goes over 800
kana = katakana + hiragana + kanji
theoretically katakana = hiragana sound-wise, its just different charecters to represent the same sounds that inherently provide alternate meaning ( foreign origin ).
which is still irrelevant, you still have to learn all 100+ symbols in each set of symbols. they may share the same sounds, but you still have to learn them.
and what let me figure it out:
sisko
and they would use a single charecter to represent si so they would use shi, whenever there is a solitary s, they use su most of the time, and co is almost always replaced with ko.
cisco = shisuko
i need to get back into learning the rest of the katakana, im proably at like 30-35 symbols still
