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Topic	Which language has the steepest learning curb?
Mr Sandbag 05/12/17 8:37:53 PM #50:	kirbymuncher posted... Megaman50100 posted... Whats the logic behind Hiragana being easier than Katakana? Both were the same for me, same number of characters in each syllabary, right? hiragana look more distinct imo, there's a bunch of katakana that look very similar to each other also hiragana get used a lot more so you'll see them a lot more so you'll get a lot more practice and they'll just naturally feel easier This. I always thought katakana was harder. I even had an easier time with Kanji because I am very visual and can remember complicated details. But throw two simple things with a slight variegation and I'll mix them up all the time. And I say speaking Japanese in a formal way is very difficult. --- got sand? The wall just got 10 feet higher <cite>Mr Sandbag posted [p:878992832] in Which lang... [t:75338953]...</cite> <quote><cite>kirbymuncher posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Megaman50100 posted...</cite> <quote>Whats the logic behind Hiragana being easier than Katakana? Both were the same for me, same number of characters in each syllabary, right? </quote> hiragana look more distinct imo, there's a bunch of katakana that look very similar to each other also hiragana get used a lot more so you'll see them a lot more so you'll get a lot more practice and they'll just naturally feel easier</quote> This. I always thought katakana was harder. I even had an easier time with Kanji because I am very visual and can remember complicated details. But throw two simple things with a slight variegation and I'll mix them up all the time. And I say speaking Japanese in a formal way is very difficult. --- got sand? The wall just got 10 feet higher</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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