/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

What is the difference in Hiragana and Katikana?

[Anonymous No.]

ティs位sひらがな
ティsイsカタカナ

[Anonymous No.]

>>5966234

It's like cursive and print. One is just more formal.

[A Certain Magical !HOMOfybeOY No.]

Katakana is used for Foreign terms.

[Anonymous No.]

About five bank accounts, three ounces and two vehicles.

[Anonymous No.]

>>5966234
Katakana are used on Katanas.
As the name says. Only for nobility.

[Voile's other hermit !!YEZvwvDFX75 No.]

Katakana = generally used for foreign "borrowed" words, more sharp and angular in form, looks similar to Kanji.

Hiragana = General use, more rounded/

[Anonymous No.]

Katakana can also be used to put emphasis on regular Japanese words (non-borrowed words)

[Voile's other hermit !!YEZvwvDFX75 No.]

>>5967426
Yeah, I've seen it used as such, as well as for sounds in illustrations, I also see it used frequently on advertisements, I guess the sharp angles get people's attention more?

[Anonymous No.]

I prefer this Kana

[Voile's other hermit !!YEZvwvDFX75 No.]

>>5967441
but at which point on the timeline?
pedophile, ebonophile, or okay.

[Anonymous No.]

>>5967455
All of them.
The age doesn't matter as long as it belongs to someone you love.

[Voile's other hermit !!YEZvwvDFX75 No.]

>>5967468
It could matter a lot, in terms of legality

[Keeper of !SajuukntOY No.]

>>5967455
>ebonophile

I think the word you're looking for is "ephebophile."

"Ebonophile" would imply that you love black people.

[Anonymous No.]

>>5967488
>thatsthejoke.png

[Keeper of !SajuukntOY No.]

>>5967501
>thereisnojoke.jpg