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A brief history and background of the language

This topic is in considerable dispute amongst linguists. A number of sources, from Ural-Altaic to Polynesian and Mandarin among others. Out of it, Japanese is believed to be rooted in the Ural-Altaic family of languages which also includes Turkish, Mongolian, Manchu, and Korean within its domain. Generally Japanese has been closely compared to Korean because of shared key features like general structure, vowel harmony, lack of conjunctions, and wide use of honorific speech where social rank of the listener heavily affects the conversational-dialogues but pronunciation of Japanese is very different from that of Korean.

It has an extremely complicated form of writing system which consists of 2 sets of phonetic syllabaries and each has approx. 50 syllables and thousands of Chinese characters called “kanji”. When the linguists adapted the Chinese characters through the periods of 6th to 9th centuries A.D, it turned out to be the most important event in the development of the language. With the beginning of 12th century, the writing systems such as “hiragana” and “katakana”, started coming which were derived from “kanji”. It provided Japanese with a new freedom in writing their language. Presently, written Japanese is a mixture of “kanji”, “hiragana”, and “katakana”. Since mid-18th century Japanese have adopted many words from foreign tongues mainly English.