Hiragana and katakana

Hey anon

i've only just managed to commit the Hiragana 'alphabet', and now i'm face with starting the whole process over with katakana.

This seems arbitrary that anybody on earth should have to learn 2-3 different alphabets, but alright.

Does anyone study Japanese? How do you remember all this stuff? Do you forget things at times? How did you personally learn katakana?

Thanks for your time, and no I'm not a weeaboo I have to actually pass this stuff.

Holy hell last post 2007 damn it

Seriously?
Hiragana and Katakana are dead easy.
Should take like a week at most to learn them.
If you're having trouble with this, might as well give up on Japanese.

you're a fucking weeaboo faggot
pick a decent language to learn

>>3
Not necessarily. It might just mean that you have difficulty with visual things.

>>5
By visual, you mean reading and writing: pretty important parts of any language, I'd say.

>>4
come at me faggot

>>3
yeah, I learned hiragana in 2 days, I'm just worried I'll get it mixed up with katakana

>>7
i'll come on you faggot

>>7
You won't. Shut up and memorize it. The more you see it the more you recognize it as what it is. Same with Kanji. Having 3 alphabets seems like a pain in the ass for beginners but the more you learn the more you realize how handy it is considering the amount of synonyms and homonyms in Japanese.

http://www.realkana.com/
enjoy