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えいじ (English) alphabetic letter すうじ (count + character = ) digit もじれつ character string (programming term) Earth/Ground At the time I’m writing this, the devastating March 11 earthquake happened only a month ago, so one of the sobering words one would be hearing a lot at thi...
Delve into the history of several Japanese words that have made their way into the English dictionary like emoji, futon, and hunky-dory.
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Affect in Japanese Women's Letter Writing: Use of Sentence-Final Particles ne and yo and Orthographic Conventions 1995. Affect in Japanese women's letter writing: Use of sentence-final particles ne and yo and orthographic conventions. Pragmatics 5 (4). 427-453. doi: 10.1075/prag.5.4.02kat...
The Japanese alphabet actually contains fewer letters than the English alphabet!When Romanizing Japanese (that is, writing Japanese words with English letters, also called romaji), you will only use the vowels a, i, u, e, o. And you’ll use these consonants: k, g, s, z, j, t, d,...
E.g. ベビィマリオ should still be romanized as Bebī Mario even though the bi was elongated with a small i, as ビィ rather than ビー. Stylized writing (like dialogue) might also use multiple kana (large or small) for drawn-out sounds, which can be romanized literally. E.g. ワア...
morphemes are co-representative with syllables, as a morpheme generally corresponds to a syllableFootnote6. Since the minimal writing unit corresponds to the syllable, there is no morpheme available at the phonemic level. This is also different from English in which a fraction of a syllable represe...
AFFECTIN JAPANESEWOMEN'S LETTER WRITING: USE OF SENTENCE-FINALPARTICLESNE AND YO AND ORTHOGRAPHICCONTVENTIONSI 1995. Affect in Japanese Women's Letter Writing: Use of Sentence-Final Particles Ne and Yo and Orthographic Conventions. Pragmatics 5 (4). 427-453. doi: 10.1075/prag.5.4.02katKataoka...
PURPOSE:To make it easy to select homonyms by deciding a Chinese character by the following kana (Japanese syllabary) of a word while homonyms are displayed in sequence in the process of the documentation of a writing in mixed Japanese letters and Chinese characters. CONSTITUTION:With a ...