Learn Katakana

July 21st, 2009

In this chart, the rōmaji appears on the left, the katakana characters are in the middle and the kanji from which the characters originated from are on the right.

Additional combination sounds are represented by the following characters:

  1. December 6th, 2009 at 23:57 | #1

    so can you help me?

  2. December 6th, 2009 at 23:58 | #2

    clarizza jane daian :hello!!! I’m Clarizza Jane Dacian but you can call me rizza. Can you help me? i want to go to japan but i dont have a family there or friends i just want to go there coze i want to see ryosuke yamada and chinen yuuri of hey!sey! jump and to explore japan. I know how to speak japan’s words but a littel only. My mom is bc in work and i dont have a father to go with me i have brother but he is only 3 months old and i’m 15 years old i will be 16 on march 25 i live in 29 palms california i relly want to go there but my problem is i dont have companion i dont know where to sleep when night i up and to guid my self there coz its my firs time.

  3. razz
    February 16th, 2010 at 23:23 | #3

    rizza - im 15 too and i wanna go to japan. but i am going when i’m older and for now learning the language and the art and cultur. i say learn all you can now and exactly were/what you want to visit then you will be ready to go there and enjoy it to the full. :) hope you manage to go!

  4. Jesse
    June 10th, 2010 at 18:20 | #4

    So that’s where all the Japanese words are coming from there Katakana symbols!!

    clarizza jane daian :
    so can you help me?

    razz :
    rizza - im 15 too and i wanna go to japan. but i am going when i’m older and for now learning the language and the art and cultur. i say learn all you can now and exactly were/what you want to visit then you will be ready to go there and enjoy it to the full. hope you manage to go!

    hahaha wierd we are all 15!

  5. Jesse
    June 11th, 2010 at 04:01 | #5

    why is fu in the second chart?