
Japanese customs and culture that foreigners found strange when they came to Japan
Contents1 Customs and culture differ greatly from country to country.1.1 “Eating noodles noisily”1.2 “Putting your wallet in the back pocket
Reference from the Agency for Cultural Affairs
Japanese characters
How many letters are there?
In Japanese, there is a table of characters called the Japanese syllabary.
Look at this table.
There are 46 basic hiragana characters.
In addition, there are also hiragana with dots such as “ga”, “gi”, “gu”, “ge”, and “go”.
There are also hiragana characters with 〇 such as “pa”, “pi”, “pu”, “pe”, and “po”.
There are also hiragana with small, “ya”, “yu”, “yo”, such as “kya”, “kyu”, and “kyo”.
There are about 100 hiragana in total.
The same is true for katakana.
There are many kanji.
In Japan, we start studying kanji from the first grade of elementary school.
We will study the 1000th kanji in 6 years of elementary school.
By the time you graduate from high school, you will study 2000th Kanji.
日本語の文字
2、次は文字の数です。
文字はいくつあるでしょうか。
日本語には五十音図と言う文字の表があります。
この表を見てください。
基本のひらがなは46あります。
その他に、「が」、「ぎ」、「ぐ」、「げ」、「ご」、のように点々があるひらがなもあります。
「ぱ」、「ぴ」、「ぷ」、「ぺ」、「ぽ」、の様に〇があるひらがなもあります。
「きゃ」、「きゅ」、「きょ」、のように、小さい、「ゃ」、「ゅ」、「ょ」、がつくひらがなもあります。
ひらがなは全部で100位あります。
カタカナも同じです。
漢字はたくさんあります。
日本では小学校1年生から漢字の勉強を始めます。
小学校6年間で1000位の漢字を勉強します。
高校を卒業するまでに2000位の漢字を勉強します。
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