English loanwords are generally written in katakana, and you generally don't mix hiragana and katakana within the same word. It's not really all that confusing.
English loanwords are generally written in katakana, and you generally don't mix hiragana and katakana within the same word. It's not really all that confusing.
I understand that ベ is "be", but then what is the small ッ is tu/tsu right? And I understand that ド is "do". But since japanese doesn't have any double consonants, for example double d (dd), what would I do?
I understand that ベ is "be", but then what is the small ッ is tu/tsu right? And I understand that ド is "do". But since japanese doesn't have any double consonants, for example double d (dd), what would I do?