Why: なぜですか

Sorry sorry

Hurry up: morning, morning, morning, morning, morning, morning, morning, morning, morning, morning, morning.

Impossible: まさか

What: なんですか

Not interested: What's interesting? What's the fun?

Understood: はぃわかりました

Japanese writing is generally a mixture of Chinese characters and pseudonyms. Usually Chinese characters are mixed with hiragana, while loanwords and other words (such as animal and plant names) are written in katakana. "Roman characters" is a way to express Japanese with Latin letters.

The fonts of Japanese characters are roughly the same as those of traditional Chinese characters in China. But there are also simplified Chinese characters like China, such as "Guo" and "Mathematics".

Extended data

Short vowels in Japanese are A, I, U, E, O, and long vowels-AA, ii, uu, ei, ee or OO-are twice as long as short vowels (although ei is often pronounced with two vowels). The difference between long vowels and short vowels is very important, because it will change the meaning of a word.

Consonants include K, S, sh, T, ch, ts, N, H, F, M, Y, R, W, G, J, Z, D, B, P, fricative sh (such as "shoot" in English) and fricative ch, ts, J (such as "charge" in English, respectively)

The pronunciation of G is usually like the voiced consonant in English "game", not the pronunciation of G in "gene".