Today I learnt 2 syllables, and .

I laughed when I saw them next to each other, then shouted out in a very Japanese voice: " !!"

No, ho!!

It was mildly amusing.

Now, I've got my keyboard set up to automatically correct to hiragana (the Japanese writing system) after about an hours worth of messing about. But the LW system doesn't like Windows' Japanese

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Who is there in the Heavens like you,
And who on the Earth is your equal?
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I learnt it in primary school. I think that first syllable, the circle-y one, was in my first name.

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It's "no" so your first name must be something like Giovanno or Norris...?

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Who is there in the Heavens like you,
And who on the Earth is your equal?
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Who am I?

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Are you completely sure it's "no"?

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Yep

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Who is there in the Heavens like you,
And who on the Earth is your equal?
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Who am I?

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Oishi sou!!!

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Dame! Oishii janai!

Also, OP, learn the kana in order. We all had to, what makes you so special (tongue-in-cheek)?

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Quote: from Telephonique at 12:16 pm on Mar. 7, 2010

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Oishi sou!!!

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Dame! Oishii janai!

Also, OP, learn the kana in order. We all had to, what makes you so special (tongue-in-cheek)?

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Lol, that is pretty much all the Japanese I know.  So whatever it is, it looks delicious.

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Quote: from Telephonique at 12:16 pm on Mar. 7, 2010

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Oishi sou!!!

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Dame! Oishii janai!

Also, OP, learn the kana in order. We all had to, what makes you so special (tongue-in-cheek)?

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I don't know what the correct order is, but the order I've learnt them so far is "k-" syllables, vowels, "s-" syllables, "t-" syllables, "n-" syllables and "h-" syllables.

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Who is there in the Heavens like you,
And who on the Earth is your equal?
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Who am I?

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ho do you think is it harder than chinese?

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I think Mandarin is the hardest language, and then English.

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I don't know what the correct order is, but the order I've learnt them so far is "k-" syllables, vowels, "s-" syllables, "t-" syllables, "n-" syllables and "h-" syllables.

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A,k,s,t,n,h,m,y,r,w. Keep in mind that not every consonant has a syllable with every vowel and that there are sound changes that can be counterintuitive. (As examples, the y-row has only やya, ゆyu, and よyo, and si, ti, tu and hu are actually しshi ちchi つtsu and ふfu.)