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Hiragana and Katakana Part 3 - Sa Si Su Se So 

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Комментарии : 13   
@merukey77
@merukey77 4 года назад
"Don't trust me much"🤣
@HeyKevinYT
@HeyKevinYT 5 лет назад
+ dakuten
@yuikasshowandtell-asmr6456
@yuikasshowandtell-asmr6456 5 лет назад
haha I forgot about it
@JamieJamez
@JamieJamez 7 лет назад
For those who are wondering し/シ can be romanized as both shi and si since their are multiple romanization systems. し/シ is written as "shi" in Hepburn system, and "si" in Kunrei-shiki and Nihon-shiki systems. romaji gets more complicated as the extended katakana スィ can also be written as "si".
@elisilvahellen4015
@elisilvahellen4015 7 лет назад
Muito bom seus vídeos 😘💕
@yuikasshowandtell-asmr6456
@yuikasshowandtell-asmr6456 7 лет назад
Muito obrigada
@saintjames9
@saintjames9 7 лет назад
Hey! Love your videos. Just thought I'd chime in about the teacher thing. In America, we usually say Mr. or Mrs., and then the person's last name. Hey, Mr. Johnson.
@saintjames9
@saintjames9 7 лет назад
Not sure how it is in Canada or other english speaking countries, though.
@yuikasshowandtell-asmr6456
@yuikasshowandtell-asmr6456 7 лет назад
Yeah, I think people use Mr and Mrs here as well.
@Mycroftsbrother
@Mycroftsbrother 7 лет назад
I noticed that used you used a question mark. How is punctuation used in Japanese writing? The same as in English?
@JamieJamez
@JamieJamez 7 лет назад
Technically, their is no question mark in Japanese written language, since most questions will end in the particle か(ka). That being said, question marks are actually pretty popular in informal writing and in manga. The use of a question mark is completely optional. In colloquial Japanese you may see question marks used when a question doesn't end with か(ka) such as 何? Nani? (What?), or 元気? Genki? (Are you feeling good?).
@JamieJamez
@JamieJamez 7 лет назад
As for other punctuation there is a great wiki article here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_punctuation
@Mycroftsbrother
@Mycroftsbrother 7 лет назад
JamieJamez Thanks!