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Hiragana: The most basic type of Japanese phonetic script, composed of small kana characters with grave accents, representing sounds like vowel sounds and "small ya," "small yu," "small yo," and consonant sounds, used in everyday language; can be considered the fundamental script for everyday communication in Japan.

Katakana: Another type of Japanese phonetic script, composed of kana characters with acute accents, also representing sounds similar to vowel sounds and "small ya," "small yu," "small yo," the main difference being it is used for writing loan words, foreign names, and onomatopoeia; also, not only for everyday language, but also for technical terms.

Kanji: A complex Chinese-origin writing system, used for writing semantic words in both conversational and written text; widely used in newspapers, magazines, books, business documents, and academic papers; of Chinese origin and has evolved to fit Japanese phonetics and grammar, making it essential for understanding and expressing complex thoughts and ideas; usage aligns with hierarchical, Japanese societal structure.
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- **Hiragana**: Basic Japanese script for vowel sounds, small ya/yu/yo, and consonants; essential for daily communication.
- **Katakana**: Another phonetic script used for loan words, foreign names, onomatopoeia, and technical terms.
- **Kanji**: Complex Chinese-origin script for semantic words; widely used in diverse contexts and essential for complex expressions, aligning with Japanese societal structure.
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