Question

difference between Hiragana and katakana ​

Answer 1

Answer:

The difference between HIRANGA and KATAKANA is

The major difference between hiragana and katakana is the fact that hiragana is primarily used to represent Japanese words, while katakana represents foreign words. Japanese is a language with many borrowed words, and katakana immediately alerts the reader to the fact that the word is an imported one.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Hiragana and katakana look a bit similar.

Katakana letters are a bit pointed.

Katakana in Japanese is usually used to write foreign words. Suppose if I write India in Japanese , it would be like this " インド "(it is pronounced as E~n doh). It's Romaji would be Indo.

In hiragana, we usually write Japanese names and some other Japanese words. If we have to write foreign names, we use Katakana.

I also know Japanese somehow and I began my journey to learn Japanese with Hiragana.

The pronounciation is same. No difference in pronounciation. Katakana looks a bit different from Hiragana. The basic difference is that Hiragana is used for Japanese terms and Katakana is used for foreign terms.

I'm sorry If I am not able to clarify the difference between them.

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