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@@katyungodly that’s great 😺

@@GuavaJuice7 the most important unit is 合 for rice haha

@@LaMotte-vy3vb そ (so) sounds closer to さ (sa), so it should be 3 (san). I just saw a few websites saying “so” is 3.

Thank you for asking :) English alphabets should be entered in half-width characters. Are you perhaps asking about the kana input for bank accounts? When a non-Japanese person[international resident] opens a bank account in Japan, it is often required to write their name in katakana. Some banks may allow registering the name in romaji (alphabet), but this seems to be quite limited. If katakana representation is required, it’s a good idea to prepare the katakana version of your name in advance to make the process smoother.

e.g. John → ジョン（ｼﾞｮﾝ)

amazing! Appreciatied and thanks for ur feedback. Learn something new each day ^^

@@LaMotte-vy3vb うちの子も縞々の靴下を履いているみたいです ;)

@@pilutinho It is one of the loanwords that were introduced to Japan through the Netherlands during the period of national isolation in the Edo period. It is said that the Portuguese word copo also entered Japan around the same time, but it is unclear which came first.

@Pithy-aster Thank you :)

@@The2condchannel Thank you 😺

@@zzslvsu13 Thank you :)

@@enderwiggins8248 Originally, they had the same accent, but it is said that the accent changed as part of youth slang.

@@jaimegallegos6299 Kochirakoso arigatou!

@@paxcapybara4312 Thank you!

@@aimfulRenegade Thank you. I am creating a video for the Katakana :)

@@Pithy-aster Thank you 😸

@@Pithy-aster thank you 😺

@@yaraabukaraki6196 oh, thank you so much 😻 こちらこそよろしくお願いします！

@@TheFufu_Chan thank you 😸

@@ronakcarpenter9060 Awesome! 😺

@@belles_library thank you 😺 Arigatou gozaimasu!

@@Pithy-aster thank you for your valuable comments 😺 I put romaji for some of my friends who are learners of Japanese and prefer to make sure the reading in romaji.

@@Pithy-aster thank you 😺

Thank you 😻

4649 よろしく, 5963 ごくろうさん and more! We also memorize square roots using puns, like square root of 2 →1.41421356... (一夜一夜に人見ごろ［ひとよひとよにひとみごろ］) Very convenient :)

@@TobyJPN you should make a video dedicated to this! i dont think i have seen it talked about on youtube, at least that i know of

@@zetsubouuu Noted 😸

@@GuavaJuice7 It may be harder for learners of Japanese (esp. non-Kanji users) to understand the context 😓

There are no words that begin with ヲ or have ヲ in them. Aohata(アヲハタ), a company famous for its jams and canned foods, has the letter ヲ in its name, but it is not a common word. Hiragana を is used as a particle[marker] for the grammatical object. To be frank, you don't need to remember Katakana ヲ Yes, Wonder Woman is ワンダーウーマン(wanda- u-man)

@@GuavaJuice7 especially the handwritten calligraphy 😭 and vertical ones

That is fascinating! Malayalam マラヤーラム語 Nnanni (Thank you)

@@TobyJPN Nanni.

I am guessing you are saying the cat in the video is cute...? 謝謝

@@TobyJPN そうみたい。少なくとも Google翻訳はそう言っています

When it comes to fonts, I'm picky!　 わたしはCursive script (草書体 そうしょたい)はうまく読めません。現代の日本人には難しいです。楷書体はシンプルなのでちゃんと読めます。 英語だと、Times New Romanが嫌いです。学術論文を読むときは、ダウンロードして自分が好きなフォントに変えていました。 日本では、印刷物なら明朝体が一番多いと思います。

@@TobyJPN 面白いですね､ 印刷物の標準が｡僕も最近 初めての日本書籍を買って､ 明朝体は気付いたが､ テキストのサイズも少し小さいらしいです｡ 圧倒的に小さいとは思わないが､ 疲れている時は読むのが少しやりにくいと思います＞サイズのせいで｡ 　どうやら､ Times New Romanに対して世界で様々なところから憎しみがありますね｡ 僕自身なら構わないが､ 別に好きなわけじゃないと思います｡ ｢“ ”｣ と ｢Jj｣ は個人的に醜いだと思うし､ セリフ体が欲しいのなら Georgia Proがマシだと思います｡ 　まぁ結局､ 漢字文化圏の文字ならマジで楷書体が好ましいです､ 僕は｡ 無料で探しにくい書体だが､ 見つけられると超嬉しくなります! 　草書体は正直 同意だと思います｡

@@danielantony1882 近年刊行されている本のフォントは読みやすくなっています。昔より文字のサイズが大きくなっているし、各出版社が独自のフォントを使っているそうです。 個人的に、角川文庫のフォントが読みやすいと感じます。

@@TobyJPN ｢陰の実力者になりたくて！｣ という作品も角川文庫なのかな？ その本を買ったのです｡

Thank you 😊 Arigatou gozaimasu

@@TobyJPN wc! 🤍