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True, but I used the term alphabet to try and make it easier for people to associate with. I can assure you as a Japanese person that spaces are not used in general writing, although with the advent of computers and cell phone mail, younger people do tend to space their words. I also used use both terms 'voiced' and 'muddied' for clarity. --[[User:JessicaT|JessicaT]]<sub>[[User talk:JessicaT|''Ohayo gozaimasu!'']]</sub> 09:58, 23 May 2008 (EDT)
True, but I used the term alphabet to try and make it easier for people to associate with. I can assure you as a Japanese person that spaces are not used in general writing, although with the advent of computers and cell phone mail, younger people do tend to space their words. I also used use both terms 'voiced' and 'muddied' for clarity. --[[User:JessicaT|JessicaT]]<sub>[[User talk:JessicaT|''Ohayo gozaimasu!'']]</sub> 09:58, 23 May 2008 (EDT)
:Jessica, I think the term you're looking for to describe Hiragana/Katakana is a "syllabary." That was my understanding when I took Nihongo in high school. Regardless, this is an extremely well written article! Arigatoo gozaimasu! --[[User:LautRN|Jeffrey W. Lauttamus]][[User_talk:LautRN|<sup>Discussion</sup>]] 13:19, 29 June 2008 (EDT)