java string japnese kanjiとは 意味・読み方・使い方

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

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"

a Javanese

Japanese grammar

the Japanese syllabary

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

Japanese phrases

a Chinese character that is used as a Japanese syllable

a Java application

a semi-cursive style of writing

bad Japanese grammar

of a Chinese character dictionary, an index of kanji readings called 'on-kun sakuin'

Japanese wordings

an ancient form of a chinese written character called "chubun"

the first consonant and last vowel sound of a Chinese word

the Japanese language

the Japanese language

a Chinese character style called 'shoso' in Japanese

a language called Japanese

a language called Japanese

rhyming sounds belonging to one of the four tone groups of Chinese characters

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

Romanize Japanese

the block style of Chinese characters

a tadpole style of Chinese letters called a {"kato"} letter

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

Romanized Japanese

Japanese judo and karate

Japan's own phonetic symbols

Japanese and Chinese writings