Like ラク that supposedly means "at ease" (correct me if i'm wrong, i just
learned this), why insted of writing it in Hiragana or Kanji they write it in
Katakana? This is not the first instance I've seen this happening as well, can
someone explain the reason why?
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katakana questions
Why are some native Japanese words usually written in katakana?
Aside from loanwords, Katakana is good for onomatopoeia, strange plants and
animals or just for **emphasis**. Without knowing the context of where you saw
it, I'd assume that the writer wanted to emphasize how relaxing something is.
Just like italics in English, usage is not restricted to foreign words
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