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I would like to brief about Japanese that is my native language.
Japanese is a very unique language and is a pro-drop language. The sentence is often understood from context. If nouns or pronouns were supplied, the resulting sentences would be grammatically correct but unnatural. There is no distinction between singular and plural. There are no relative pronouns. Verbs are usually placed at the end of a sentence. Most Japanese words end in vowels, which determine the structure and rhythm of Japanese language.
Japanese is a very unique language and is a pro-drop language. The sentence is often understood from context. If nouns or pronouns were supplied, the resulting sentences would be grammatically correct but unnatural. There is no distinction between singular and plural. There are no relative pronouns. Verbs are usually placed at the end of a sentence. Most Japanese words end in vowels, which determine the structure and rhythm of Japanese language.
Japanese
uses 3 distinct systems of writing: Kanji, Hiragana and Katakana. Hiragana is
syllabic and the most original writing system in Japan. It is used for simple
words, conjugations, particles and children’s literature as it is the first set
of writing which is taught. Katakana is used to write foreign words. Kanji is
based on the Chinese writing system and consists of about 2000 signs. Kanji was
imported from Chinese in the 6th century AD. It has developed strongly
ever since, often simplifying the original letters.
