Anyone Japanese?

Question

In the Japanese writing, Hiragana, how exactly do you write it?
like for "Morning" it's あさ

....i dont understand how you get the characters. why those ones for morning? i dont get how to write it. does it go by pronunctiation or what? someone please help me :[

Answer 1

あさ = asa = morning.
あ = A
さ = Sa

Combine them together and you get "asa". I don't see where the confusion could possibly be...

Answer 2

Yes, kana's go by pronounciation.Asa is morning and you wrote a and sa. Kana's are syllables like ka, ki, ko or sa, se,so except a,e,i,u,o and n equivalents which are single letters/sounds. There are two parallel syllable systems: hiragana -used nowadays mostly for Japanese words and katakana used mostly for foreign words etc. they have the same syllables, 46 of them both., but they are drawn differently.
There is a lot on the internet about the Japanese language like japantimes.com has some and a lot more in links etc.

. In addition to 2 parallel syllable writings, the Japanese use Chinese characters, about 2000 of them -but read them the Japanese way and they also use our letters, the Romaji, as they call them.
Japanese is not a difficult language -except the writing, some other langauges are the other way around, very complicated except the writing -so take your choice!
Doozo!

mary a

Answer 3

my friend mahala is japaneese and i know how to write a japaneese poem called haiku
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