Google it my bro. It’s a kana character. For actual words you can use jisho.org
‘ne’ in Katakana, which is used for borrowed words.
ネ (ne) is a Katakana Syllabogram, and doesn’t have any inherent meaning
Sure you aren’t thinking of 礻(示) or 衤(衣)?
And why capital letter on every word, is that an OCD thing?
Please learn Katakana hiragana first. Start from basics. It will definitely be difficult for you to learn japanese if you try to learn and translate words without the “alphabet”. But I wish you good luck, and i hope you have enough willpower to get through japanese.
Inshallah stop this zoomer nonsense
i learned both hiragana and katakana very quick and easily on duolingo! if you press the あ at the bottom tab on the app, you can study solely kana. i recommend if you’re looking for a quick way to learn the kana!
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Are you trolling?
Google it my bro. It’s a kana character. For actual words you can use jisho.org
‘ne’ in Katakana, which is used for borrowed words.
ネ (ne) is a Katakana Syllabogram, and doesn’t have any inherent meaning
Sure you aren’t thinking of 礻(示) or 衤(衣)?
And why capital letter on every word, is that an OCD thing?
Please learn Katakana hiragana first. Start from basics. It will definitely be difficult for you to learn japanese if you try to learn and translate words without the “alphabet”. But I wish you good luck, and i hope you have enough willpower to get through japanese.
Inshallah stop this zoomer nonsense
i learned both hiragana and katakana very quick and easily on duolingo! if you press the あ at the bottom tab on the app, you can study solely kana. i recommend if you’re looking for a quick way to learn the kana!