addressing a vertical letter in japanとは 意味・読み方・使い方

a letter in Romanized Japanese

a sentence written in Japanese

the "d" line in the Japanese syllabary

the 'h' column in the Japanese syllabary

a Japanese sentence written horizontally from right to left

Japanese language spelled in the Roman alphabet

an anomalous Japanese cursive syllabary

a type of orthography, called phonetic notation

the 'ya' line of the Japanese syllabary

letters worked out as original Japanese letters

the 'ga' syllabary series in the Japanese alphabet

in written Japanese, the character 'ne'

something organized in Japanese alphabetical order

a Japanese syllabary letter made with the cursive style of "manyo-kana"

a method of speech notation in which Roman letters are used for writing Japanese words called Romaji

the Japanese alphabet called hiragana

the writing system of Japanese characters in Romaji, called {'kunrei-shiki'}

the P row of the fifty symbol Japanese syllabary table

in Japanese calligraphy, a brush technique

the column in the Japanese syllabary of syllables formed by combining the consonant sound "t" with the vowel sounds "a," "i," "u," "e," and "o"

to write Japanese characters into romaji called {kunrei-shiki Romaji}

ancient Korean-based Japanese syllabaries that are no longer in use, called 'hifumi'

Japan's own phonetic symbols

marks to facilitate reading of Chinese characters

the action of spelling Japanese using the Roman alphabet

the Japanese syllabary

an inscribed mark of the Japanese language named a p-sound mark

the line that is next to or left of a Japanese sentence that is written vertically

a mark used in Japanese writing indicating a pause in reading

a simplified kanji character used in Japan, and patterned after the original Chinese kanji