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One of my pocket Japanese-English dictionaries I bought specifically because it does contain pitch accent information for every word, in its case using an acute accent, but I hear there are multiple …

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The ヶ in e.g. 一ヶ月 is a bit of an odd character - it looks a lot like a small version of the katakana ケ, but is it derived from that katakana originally? Or is it a normal kanji? Or is it something ...

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One day, I asked my japanese friend how I could invite some friends to eat. He said "一緒に食べに行くかい？" I know that we could also say: 行きましょうか（行こうか）？ 行きませんか（行かな …

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On the other hand, I've seen documentation speaking meticulously on the specific ways Japanese lyrics should be written. It even goes in to a more mathematical, calculating way to view how to write words …

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Aug 21, 2012 · I keep running into this symbol: ※ What is it, exactly? How is it used? According to this Wikipedia link on Japanese typographic symbols, this ※ is called 米{こめ} or 米印{こめじるし}. It is …