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@Hikari and Chiibi.



My studying became a whole lot easier after knowing that.

Double post.

Used lots of yellowpaper from the office, writing 30 ro 60 words per day along with some practice sentences,
Finally know how to write hiragana, katakana, and the basic rules associated with both after a few months.

Moving on to learning kanji, and it's quite hard (I respect scanlators more after realizing how hard it is to translate kanji)...
It's impossible to translate manga properly without learning some kanji though, so I'm hoping to learn 20-30 a month.


EDIT:

Have a minor question, this is the only thing thing still unclear to me.
Is the "tsu" symbol simply written in a more straight manner on this one?

i use to write a character 30 time a day and say out-loud what it mean or in your head. (i think i had 6 words done a day)

i also made flash card of the main symbols that are use for the sounds.

That little "tsu" is called "ten-ten". It changes the letter sound :
k -> g
s -> z
t -> d
h -> b

Write it straight same your example is correct too or look at my hand-writing.



On "ta" there is a "ten-ten". You can write it askew. From my own observe many people usually write it like this.

@hikari

Thanks, already know about the "ten-ten" though.
Actually, I made a mistake in looking at the symbols, I thought it was a katakana of "ka" and got confused on why there's a letter "i" beside it, but it's actually a hiragana of "ga". I realized it's hiragana because the other symbols below it are also hiragana.

Source image:

@ Liddo-kun

I see. They're all hiragana.

It's been a long time.

Have a question regarding the writing in this image.
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The very first symbol looks like a kanji, or maybe it's a katakana written in a way that I don't understand. Help is appreciated.

I haven't been around here so long. I'm really busy.

The first letter is Kanji. It reads as watashi = I,me.
The sentence means "It's not me".

Thanks again for the help. And sorry for bothering your schedule.

Can read the rest, it's just the kanji that's unreadable to me.

You're welcome. It isn't bother me at all.