Katakana

Katakana (片仮名, カタカナ, o かたかな) es un sillabari japonés, qu'es un dels compausats del sistèma d'escritura japonés amb l'hiragana,^[1] e lo kanji, e de còps que i a l'alfabet latin. Lo mot katakana significa «kana fragmentari», los caractèrs katakana son derivats de compausants de kanji mai complèxes.

Los Katakana se caracterizan per de linhas drechas e cortetas amb de caires angulars, e son los mai simples dels caractèrs japoneses.^[2]

Existisson dos sistèmas principals per ordenar los katakana: l'ancian sistèma dich iroha, e lo pus actual sonat gojūon.

Referéncias

↑ Roy Andrew Miller, A Japanese Reader: Graded Lessons in the Modern Language, Rutland, Vermont: Charles E. Tuttle Company, Tokyo, Japan (1966), p. 28, Lesson 7 : Katakana : a—no. "Side by side with hiragana, modern Japanese writing makes use of another complete set of similar symbols called the katakana."
↑ Miller, p. 28. "The katana symbols, rather simpler, more angular and abrupt in their line than the hiragana..."

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[1] Roy Andrew Miller, A Japanese Reader: Graded Lessons in the Modern Language, Rutland, Vermont: Charles E. Tuttle Company, Tokyo, Japan (1966), p. 28, Lesson 7 : Katakana : a—no. "Side by side with hiragana, modern Japanese writing makes use of another complete set of similar symbols called the katakana."

[2] Miller, p. 28. "The katana symbols, rather simpler, more angular and abrupt in their line than the hiragana..."

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