- What do ー, - and 」 mean? - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
@Wilson In proper and formal Japanese "ー" would rarely be used with anything besides katakana But real people (i e not artificial textbook people) may use it it with hiragana, or whatever, even latin letters if it happens to look good –
- 日语中的 ー 是什么意思 - 百度知道
日语中的 ー 是什么意思ー是表示的前面的片假名是长音符号。长音符号（Macron； ̄ ）, 源自希腊语 μακρός (makros)， 意为“巨大”，形为 ¯ ，原意为指示响音成为长响音。相反为短音
- Meaning of ー at the end of a sentence in written Japanese?
This is probably a dupe of the question Chocolate linked, but I'm not 100% certain yet Please paste the surrounding context, too Preferably as a screenshot, because there are many similar symbols (-, ー, 一, ―, ―, and so on) and many people are not good at distinguish them –
- 日语ー和ン有什么区别吗?通常都是怎么用来表示的? - 知乎
【ー】表示长音 首先，这不是一个假名，五十音里并没有它。它通常用在片假名外来语单词中，是一个表示长音的符号。它的读音取决于前一个元音。 例如：【パーク（park）】 读音【pa-ku】就是把【あ】拉长 【ホーム（home）】读音【ho-mu】就是把【お】拉长
- ー vs small kana vs long kana for writing long vowels
Your observation is right that "ー" is normally used with Katakana and not with Hiragana, and in formal writing you almost never see "ー" with Hiragana But the interesting thing about languages is that in some circumstances that becomes the very reason one intentionally chooses to use "ー" with Hiragana, like "すげー" to adds a subtle
- punctuation - What does ー mean in this context? - Japanese Language . . .
農業の現場で起きている担い手不足によって、日本人の食卓の景色も変わりつつあるー。 取材を通してそうした実感を抱きました。 取材を通してそうした実感を抱きました。
- What does the use of a dash (instead of a character) to extend a sound . . .
I understand, In Japanese, the long dash (ー) means the sound is lengthened, just as Axioplase said Like this: biiru ビール (beer) keeki ケーキ (cake) Sometimes, when writing in Romaji, (the English style of writing Japanese), the 'dash' is substituted with the letter and a small line over it Like this: Kēki Bīru
- How are the suffixes ーまる and ーめる used?
固い ー 固める; 高い ー 高める; 深い ー 深まる; I'm curious if this is a common way to turn adjectives (it seems like only い-adjectives) into verbs Also, is it an alternative to the adverbial form + なる and the adverbial form + する？
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