Manga Katakana & Hiragana Chart
Manga Katakana & Hiragana Chart
Manga Katakana & Hiragana Chart by luckylace222
Description
Description
This took forever; you guys better be happy!
Have you guys ever wondered what those giant symbols in manga when something noteworthy or intense happens? That is usually katakana/hiragana that can sometimes create onomatopoeia (sound words) in Japanese. Thus, instead of this, the sounds can look like THIS.
Since I create manga, it is always nice to have a common katakana chart to use for a more generic manga feel. However, I cannot locate an accursed common katakana chart online, so I gathered translated katakana over my many years of reading manga, and I finally created a chart.
Seriously, this might be the most useful thing I have done for the world in a long time. Time to continue taking up oxygen on the planet accordingly. If anyone who is familar with katakana notices some discrepicies/repetitiveness, please tell me.
Title parts used from: [1] [2]
Have you guys ever wondered what those giant symbols in manga when something noteworthy or intense happens? That is usually katakana/hiragana that can sometimes create onomatopoeia (sound words) in Japanese. Thus, instead of this, the sounds can look like THIS.
Since I create manga, it is always nice to have a common katakana chart to use for a more generic manga feel. However, I cannot locate an accursed common katakana chart online, so I gathered translated katakana over my many years of reading manga, and I finally created a chart.
Seriously, this might be the most useful thing I have done for the world in a long time. Time to continue taking up oxygen on the planet accordingly. If anyone who is familar with katakana notices some discrepicies/repetitiveness, please tell me.
Title parts used from: [1] [2]
General Info
General Info
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Category Miscellaneous » Lettering/Calligraphy
Date Submitted
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Category Miscellaneous » Lettering/Calligraphy
Date Submitted
Views 5559
Favorites... 6
Vote Score 4
Comments
14
Media Digital drawing or painting
Time Taken 6 hours
Reference All manga I have read until now (Life Project FTW)
Media Digital drawing or painting
Time Taken 6 hours
Reference All manga I have read until now (Life Project FTW)
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Pocky_PixieSticks_Anime on May 13, 2014, 6:42:43 AM
this is so cool! *gives pocky and pixie sticks to revive* this looks very handy. =^_^= *favs*alitta2 on September 4, 2013, 8:15:52 AM
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Wow! That's a huge amount of onomatopoeias :D Maybe some of them would be usefull for me too :Dluckylace222 on September 8, 2013, 8:44:08 PM
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;) Go ahead homedawgh! If you or any of your friends notice any discrepancies, make sure to tell me! alitta2 on September 9, 2013, 3:10:25 AM
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Okay ;)tofuproductionz on August 10, 2013, 10:10:54 PM
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luckylace222 on August 11, 2013, 9:43:21 AM
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You little asshole! Just kidding; I need to back up my smack!I have heard katakana to be "it is used esp. for foreign words" and also "onomatopoeia are usually written in katakana" and "You can see a lot of onomatopoeia in Japanese manga (まんが) or comics. The words are sometimes written with the katakana (かたかな) for emphasis." Thus, from all of this, it sounds like those foreign words are sometimes like sounds/onomatopoeia? (」゜ロ゜)」 Dang it, the Japanese language being learned by dumb Americans!
I have professionally changed the title to "Manga Katakana and Hiragana!" Teach me more, sensei! More! Do girls really say "Kyyaaa" out loud in Japan?
Everyone can buy me a giant biscuit later for this heap of sweat and tears later.
tofuproductionz on August 16, 2013, 7:55:27 PM
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luckylace222 on August 16, 2013, 8:11:48 PM
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BIGGER
Falconlobo on August 11, 2013, 11:02:43 AM
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dead from exhaustion^^luckylace222 on August 11, 2013, 5:18:53 PM
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Indeed; thanks! Falconlobo on August 11, 2013, 5:23:34 PM
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heheh np%velagirls10 on August 10, 2013, 10:23:08 PM
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Whoa O_Oluckylace222 on August 11, 2013, 10:13:30 AM
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Thank you for wordfully expressing the ginormous level of foreign complexity on this here chart. PEACE OUT.
velagirls10 on August 11, 2013, 4:56:15 PM
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Your welcome