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假名
Also known as Hiragana + Katakana, Hrkt, kana script, kanas
日語音節書寫系統
AI overview
Kana are two syllabaries—hiragana and katakana—used to write the sound units of Japanese, and they originated from Chinese characters that were adapted to represent Japanese phonetically. They matter because they form the foundation of Japanese writing, allowing speakers to represent the language's sounds in a systematic way.
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Key facts
- Writing system.name
- Kana
- Writing system.sample
- Hiragana and katakana.svg
- Writing system.caption
- "Kana" written in katakana (left) and hiragana (right)
- Writing system.imagesize
- 220px
- Writing system.type
- Syllabary
- Writing system.languages
- Japanese, Ryukyuan languages, Ainu
- Writing system.fam1
- Oracle bone script
- Writing system.fam2
- Seal script
- Writing system.fam3
- Clerical script
- Writing system.fam4
- Regular script (Chinese characters)
- Writing system.fam5
- Kanji
- Writing system.time
- present
Article · 中文
假名（日语：仮名／かな Kana *）為日本人创造的表音文字，主要有平假名、片假名、萬葉假名等种类，在现代日语中往往指前两种。 「假名」的名稱由來，是因為相對於「真名」（即漢字）。現時「假名」的日語讀音是「かな」，但其實古時「假名」叫做「かりな」，之後簡化成為「かんな」，再簡化成今日的讀音。假名中的“假”为“假借”之意。
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