日本語のひらがなとカタカナの読み方を書きました 発音記号に忠実ではないです Here is a brief description of how to read hiragana and katakana in Japanese. I didn't write it exactly according to the phonetic symbols, so I'd be happy if you can get an idea of what it looks like. pic.twitter.com/95nxaAmCR1

Balance: 均衡 (きんこう, kinkou) This Japanese kanji character is composed of the same Chinese radicals as the Mandarin character for "balance" - the symbols for "flat/level" (平) and "weight" (衡). The pronunciation in Japanese is "kinkou."

返信先:@seimu_ena山や　海　行く These sequences of "Japanese symbols" can be seen on the back of a persons shirt in a public place. I shouldn't be hostaged for saying what page number it's on.

返信先:@SaraJaaksola加油? Interesting. Like you telling me to add oil or adding oil to me? (at least that's what those symbols are in Japanese) Here, we'll say 頑張ってください (gambatte kudasai), but I kind of prefer the more casual ガンバ (gamba). Some people say ファイト! (fight). Hmm.....

返信先:@PrisonerNO8他1人にほんぎょ? :0 (Do NOT try to respond in only Japanese I am HORRIBLE at it. I know very minimal words and can barely recognize the symbols.)