Oakarii
by the way, whats the differences btwn katakana , hiragana and
kanji???
oh ya... kanji is chinese words...
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Hiragana - Basic Japanese writing. It's the way you write native words. Covers all Japanese syllables.
Katakana - The way you write foreign words. Covers all Japanese syllables. Basically Hiragana with different symbols.
Kanji - While a lot of this is taken from Chinese, there are many differences. For the Kanji that are borrowed from Chinese, there are two pronunciations: the Chinese pronunciation (essentially the original pronunciation) and a different Japanese pronunciation. I believe that a lot of Kanji borrowed from Chinese is slightly changed in order to accomodate for differences in writing style. If I remember correctly, there is also quite a number of Kanji that are essentially native to Japan.