@@D34DLYS1NNSwell japanese aplhabet or writhing was originated on chinese but they use 3 writhing characters which is Hiragana,Katakana and Kanji hiragana is use for asking,talking or some japanese main language like watashi or any japanese words they use katakana is uses for naming a foreign words or objects like computer,hamburger,cakes and many foreign or english words and objects kanji was originated by chinese character writing and they use kanji for naming a person or a place this is what i understand of how they use these 3 writing form,im so sorry if i didn't give you i specific explaination but i hope you understand what's i wanted to say
女 is pronounced in various ways... For example, they're pronounced as おんな (Onna) when alone and it means woman. But if it comes in a word like for example 彼女 (Kanojo) meaning girl, it is pronounced as じょ (Jo).
@@kiriso_oneka Yes, it has two meanings.. depends upon context. I used 'Girl' here to match the context I'm speaking of, which isn't a pronoun. Eg 1: "誰この彼女は？" In here, the word means 'girl' and translates to "Who's this girl?" Eg 2: "...そして彼女は僕の友達です大学校で" Here, the word means 'she' and translates to "...and she's my friend from my university"
@@riiku01 Chinese Kanji have more characters overall, but Japanese Kanji could have multiple ways of reading it with very distinct pronunciation. And in Japanese, hiragana katakana and Kanji are used in sentences combined.
Technically since “女” has multiple readings (onyomi and kunyomi) it can either be pronounced as “jo” (ex. “少女”), onna (ex. 女の子) and “me” (ex. 乙女/少女) So maybe japanese isn’t that easy…
@@Kishikato Kunoichi (Japanese: くノ一, also くのいち or クノイチ) is a Japanese cant term for "woman" (女, onna).[1][2] In popular culture, it is often used for female shinobi or practitioner of ninjutsu (ninpo). The term was largely popularized by novelist Yamada Futaro in his novel Ninpō Hakkenden (忍法八犬伝) in 1964.
Its more complex than that. The 'nyou' 'nyo' reading is (1) a borrowed reading from its origanal chinese sound and or (2) because of the character combined with it to form another word. (3) 女 is a combination of 3 characters く ノ ー You overlap them together. It is read ku•no•ichi, which literally means Woman-ninja
@@AndRockLuck I would say logographs or logograms. Chinese characters can stand for words, but often they get combined with other characters to produce words. So I don't feel comfortable referring to it as a word bank but there's got to be another terminology that is more suitable.
As someone who has been learning Japanese for a while, I've never been told by a woman they wouldn't date me because I'm studying Japanese. They don't really talk to me at all actually because I'm at home learning Japanese.
If I had a nickel for every alphabet I learned that had an H looking letter be pronounced "N", I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice
It’s lowkey made learning the hiragana so helpful when a lot of the characters are pretty distinct when with Korean it seems a lot harder to differentiate for me
@@drawthings4747kanji are literally Chinese characters, Japan uses a lot of them. Onyomi is the Chinese pronunciation and Kunyomi is the Japanese pronunciation.
Tbh Japanese words are very close to Chinese words but the pronunciation is different but I think it’s easier to learn if your a dedicated Chinese person
I’m learning Japanese via Duolingo and it’s nice. Also we aren’t gonna touch on the fact that the kanji for noisy is just the kanji for women three times over?
@@AndRockLuck there is no way chinese is harder as there is like 13 different ways to say one simple word in japanese you only use those symbols to write a sentence not speak my friend knows Chinese and he said its not so hard if you just apply yourself to it daily or weekly
I just learned how to say 女 in Japanese and the katakana for ki which does look like a key. The hiragana for it does too. My brain can use that as a connection. I'm not going to lie, but it's harder for me to hold on to the characters of the Japanese alphabet. 😢
Yea im learning japanese and none of the letters look like what your talking about, and you also have to learn 3 different ways of writing which is:Hiragana, katakana and kanji.
me thinking the first one is h
him- “thats right "
👁️👄👁️
Me to
Me three
same
Me four😊
Me 5 before I started using Duolingo for Japanese
Me getting everything wrong
I did know ん but that's about it
Same bro
☠️
Same
Ikr
Not easy for the person who don't know Japanese
I agree
No shit Sherlock
It was a joke
It's similar to Chinese so it's quite easy.
@@D34DLYS1NNSwell japanese aplhabet or writhing was originated on chinese but they use 3 writhing characters which is Hiragana,Katakana and Kanji
hiragana is use for asking,talking or some japanese main language like watashi or any japanese words they use
katakana is uses for naming a foreign words or objects like computer,hamburger,cakes and many foreign or english words and objects
kanji was originated by chinese character writing and they use kanji for naming a person or a place
this is what i understand of how they use these 3 writing form,im so sorry if i didn't give you i specific explaination but i hope you understand what's i wanted to say
女 is pronounced in various ways...
For example, they're pronounced as おんな (Onna) when alone and it means woman. But if it comes in a word like for example 彼女 (Kanojo) meaning girl, it is pronounced as じょ (Jo).
I am asian and it means woman something like that if you add another alphabet 女士
彼女 means "she"
@@kiriso_oneka Yes, it has two meanings.. depends upon context. I used 'Girl' here to match the context I'm speaking of, which isn't a pronoun.
Eg 1: "誰この彼女は？"
In here, the word means 'girl' and translates to "Who's this girl?"
Eg 2: "...そして彼女は僕の友達です大学校で"
Here, the word means 'she' and translates to "...and she's my friend from my university"
@@Contemelia Oh, now I understand. Thank you for explanation.
@@kiriso_oneka or girlfriend
As an Asian who does not even speak a single word in Japanese. I can confirm it is really easy to speak Japanese.
The first one i learn is idiot,
But not to read it😂😂😂
Yeah🤣
Me “Oh it’s onna-“
This vid “it’s *nYo* “
*Me Confuse in Japanese*
Same 😂
Me individually reading the strokes: くku ノno 一 ichi
Same
ni, san, yon/ shi, go, roku, nana/shichi, hatchi, kyu, juu
juuichi, juuni... @@Riku_nkmr
Also, isn't it じょう or something like that for the other pronunciation?
yes he got so excited everytime i guess them all wrong
Kanji joined the chat💀
😂
It’s basically Chinese so extremely hard
@@riiku01is it true that Chinese grammar is easy?
@@azizalarrie28yearsago8 nah, very hard in my opinion and im chinese
@@riiku01 Chinese Kanji have more characters overall, but Japanese Kanji could have multiple ways of reading it with very distinct pronunciation. And in Japanese, hiragana katakana and Kanji are used in sentences combined.
Technically since “女” has multiple readings (onyomi and kunyomi) it can either be pronounced as “jo” (ex. “少女”), onna (ex. 女の子) and “me” (ex. 乙女/少女)
So maybe japanese isn’t that easy…
女 also means woman in chinese
how about kunoichi? is it a term only used for female shinobi?
@@Kishikato Kunoichi (Japanese: くノ一, also くのいち or クノイチ) is a Japanese cant term for "woman" (女, onna).[1][2] In popular culture, it is often used for female shinobi or practitioner of ninjutsu (ninpo). The term was largely popularized by novelist Yamada Futaro in his novel Ninpō Hakkenden (忍法八犬伝) in 1964.
@@helenyu8678 i wonder why 🤔
@@helenyu8678 exactly
Its more complex than that.
The 'nyou' 'nyo' reading is (1) a borrowed reading from its origanal chinese sound and or (2) because of the character combined with it to form another word.
(3) 女 is a combination of 3 characters
く
ノ
ー
You overlap them together.
It is read ku•no•ichi, which literally means
Woman-ninja
"Japanese is fun." "Japanese can't hurt you."
*Says Duolingo with a threatening smile*
To be honest learning Japanese on duolingo doesn't really wor.....(gun cocks) NEVERMIND JAPANESE IS GREAT TO LEARN ON DUOLINGO😅
Yea it’s not that bad
Don't use Duolingo. It's the worst. My main apps when learning were Kanji Garden and Busuu.
女 also means women in Cantonese ❤
Also in Chinese
@@beyond999 not exactly, it is very similar but not the exact same thing…
Cantonese is a dialect
@@mimletgiggles1101it is Chinese, not also Chinese
calling kana and kanji an alphabet is like calling a pterodactyl a cute lil pigeon
I think the kana would be more accurately described as a syllabary. And kanji would more accurately be described as a mistake
Well katakana is a whole syllabary and kanji is like a word bank
@@AndRockLuck I would say logographs or logograms. Chinese characters can stand for words, but often they get combined with other characters to produce words. So I don't feel comfortable referring to it as a word bank but there's got to be another terminology that is more suitable.
@@alanjyu yeah
I seriously felt the betrayal when I said Onna and he said "nyo."
As someone who has been learning Japanese for a while, I've never been told by a woman they wouldn't date me because I'm studying Japanese. They don't really talk to me at all actually because I'm at home learning Japanese.
XD SAME
Lmao, you are me in another reality then
If I had a nickel for every alphabet I learned that had an H looking letter be pronounced "N", I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice
If ur from hk or any Chinese country . U would already know what “女” means . It’s the same meaning.
It’s lowkey made learning the hiragana so helpful when a lot of the characters are pretty distinct when with Korean it seems a lot harder to differentiate for me
*katakana has entered the chat*
ツノン シソ are all different kana and look nothing like their hiragana counterparts
@@hannahw7023it’s pretty easy to remember if you put a lil effort
Japanese is actually very easy to learn if you just take. Notes on paper
THERES rules to it like every language and while the etymologies are more vague you can still take notice of its patterns
him: how is 女 pronounced?
me: onna
him: *nyo*
“Onna” has left the chat
Thanks, will never forget that kanji again in my life
I am learning Chinese and just today i found that the word woman in Chinese and Japanese is exactly the same
That's because Japanese uses Kanji (Chinese characters)
@@pieskobi943 not chinese characters but ok
@@drawthings4747kanji are literally Chinese characters, Japan uses a lot of them. Onyomi is the Chinese pronunciation and Kunyomi is the Japanese pronunciation.
@@drawthings4747kanji literally translates to “Chinese character”
Babies know Japanese.
"NNYOOO"
I got the "ん" right, but messed up everything else. Oh 女。。。
Pls dont forget that EMO-JI, is actually E-Moji
絵 (E) meaning picture
文字 ( MOJI ) meaning characters
Literally translates to picture characters.
Yeah
I'm actually studying Japanese right now and recognized the first hiragana as N. I was proud of myself. Then I didn't know the next two.
People who knows Chinese
*evil laugh*
And yes I know not all kanji is Chinese but a lot of them are, so narrows things down
Tbh Japanese words are very close to Chinese words but the pronunciation is different but I think it’s easier to learn if your a dedicated Chinese person
“Oh its Nǚ!(girl in chinese)”
“Oh.Right.”
女☕
💀
Its female not woman lol
@@therealwaterywizard2907 🤓+尋ねなかった
Women created you
@@honeyasmr3185 ☕
well there is 3 alphabets… this is kanji i believe
Me getting everything right
Then remembering I have studied it😂
Making me feel special 😂😂😂
N = ん
Ki = キ
Nyo = にょ
Woman = 女性
As a weeb, i already knew everything
Its actually really easy. It depends how you learn it.
Bro i said "Does not equal to" to that second one 😭💀
I’m learning Japanese via Duolingo and it’s nice. Also we aren’t gonna touch on the fact that the kanji for noisy is just the kanji for women three times over?
knowing mandarin only helps a little bit LMAO 😭
Please make more videos like this
THE ENDING😂😂😂
The first one is also pronounced mm if it's before a 'b' or 'p' sound
Me: h
Him: right is n!
Me: ...
2
Me:t?
Him:right is k!
Me:wth
3
Me:I'd that N@zi?!
Him:right is women
Me:I'm a failure 🤦
Japanese is just so simple, you just see ゆ and it is so clear it is "yu"
Yea that is pretty simple
the third one i said “soviet union” him-“yh that right”.
(it looks like the sickle and hammer)
I wonder has there ever been a japanese karen that goes nyo i want to speak to your manager 😂
"what is this?"
me: H?
"thats right! its "n", a *fancy n* !"
me:👁️👄👁️
Me thinking it is easy
*Getting every single thing wrong*
Me: I just wanna learn japanese bro
Its ki because it looks kind of like a ki 🤐🤐
Yokata I knew the first one cause I learned it💀💅
I think imma learn to speak Chinese instead….yeahhhh
Much more useful
Im pretty sure Chinese is harder to learn, Japanese is just some syllables put into each other to make a sentence.みおぴにぬ
@@AndRockLuck there is no way chinese is harder as there is like 13 different ways to say one simple word in japanese you only use those symbols to write a sentence not speak my friend knows Chinese and he said its not so hard if you just apply yourself to it daily or weekly
@@TheUntoldSamuraiI’d say mandarin and Japanese are actually pretty similar in difficulty, but Cantonese is definitely harder
me staring at his shirt.
“HYPERPOLYGLOT GIGACHAD.”
Me only knowing the meaning of nyo cuz I do chinese in my british-ass school
Me a Vietnamese person just sitting there and thinking wtf is this
It’s easy after you get pas the hard part. Oh the hard part? That never ends
ニョ is a pretty rare reading for 女 and I can only really think of 女房 as a word that uses it...
As someone who speaks chinese, i say nu was close enough to nyo.
That word also means woman in Chinese but in Chinese we call “nü”
I love your black humor, so French haha😂... Too bad so many people don't understand you are just joking and speaking litterally second degree🫤
New Fear Unlocked: Kun'yomi, On'yomi, and Nanori
Unhinged 😂
That last one is definately one way to rber that character's pronunciation
The most gigachad alphamale video i've seen today
That Japanese girl be like
NYO you are an English. I would never did lose your IQ. 😂😂😂😂
ロ =ro 口= kuchi = mouth
カ=ka 力= chikara = power
Oh yes I like japanese... 😂😂
Me whos learning japenese: easy!
me : onna
Him : nyo!
me : 👁👄👁
I never knew people learned the alphabets like that.
As a bilingual whos learning japanese, i automatically said nü for 女 bc its the same in chinese 💀
Ending was unexpected 😂😂🤣
I recently started learning Japanese, I thought ki was き
The "ki" in your comment is a hiragana character. But, in this video, he shows the "ki" in katakana version.
@@ajikusumaputra710 oh, my bad, ty
As a chinese malaysian i thought the woman in japanese was pronounced "ni" cause it has the same symbol and meaning-
I like this learning tricks 😊😊
I only got these right because I’m learning Japanese😂
For the woman i thaught it was "Onna"
Me : "H, T, KO"
"woman" was the only one i got right 😂
Bro I can't believe that you said that last thing easy 💀.
Me memorizing the japanese letter (✓✓✓✓✓only n o u e a i)
THAT WAS SO HARD!
Fun fact: Women in Japanese (女) is also women/girl in Chinese just with different pronunciations
I just learned how to say 女 in Japanese and the katakana for ki which does look like a key. The hiragana for it does too. My brain can use that as a connection. I'm not going to lie, but it's harder for me to hold on to the characters of the Japanese alphabet. 😢
I was wrong every time😂
Me thinking that the second one is “t”
Him: correct it’s “ki”
Me: 👁️👄👁️
Easy to guess,but I still forgot the onyomi(or even kunyomi),still learning the N4 kanji tho
"ki" means (among couple of other things) a tree 🌳
And the character looks somewhat like tree
(Yes I know it's a phonetic hiragana character)
I speak Chinese and I know some characters, btw Japanese and Chinese characters are the same that’s why I knew what 女was.😅
Oh it's pronounced on'na or jou
Him: **nyo**
***Confused Filipino learning Japanese***
I omly knowc"n" because of doulingo-
I only knew them bc I'm learning hiragana. If not I wouldn't have known
I love this!!!
Yea im learning japanese and none of the letters look like what your talking about, and you also have to learn 3 different ways of writing which is:Hiragana, katakana and kanji.
女= japanese
女=chinese
And both have the same meaning WOW
The first picture.....which is literally "n" me shouting "hhhh" it's "h"
If youre friends dont give you smack just for learning japanese are they really friends??
1 looks more like a h 2 looks to me like a t 3 looks impossible
Well. it is easy fir the people who know Japanese.
As soon as I said “it’s woman” and then he said “yeah it means woman” I laughed out loud. I just learned that kanji today doing my RTK lesson.
In my native langauge "nyo" means your mom the comment under me is my sister😂😂😂😂😂
As a Japanese speaker who know all the syllables I can confirm this is doesn't work(sometimes)