lihat laman dalam bahasa IndonesiaJapanese language has three types of letters, namely Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji. before the time of Yamato, in the form of writing used symbols. After the entry of Chinese culture, Japanese adopted Kanji. not a few Japanese Kanji characters that are similar to China in the form and meaning, but differ in pronunciation or how to read it because it adapted to the tongue of the Japanese themselves. The Japanese find it difficult to pronounce Chinese characters so that the letter was made known as Hiragana for easy reading and adjustment means pronunciation.
For example, in Chinese there is the sentence:
我 爱 你 (read: wo ai ni, meaning: I Love You)
In Japanese, Kanji 我 read 'ware' means ' I ', Kanji 爱 be read together with the Chinese language, 'ai' means' love' and Kanji 你 read 'ji' means 'you'. But for Kanji 你 and 我 are rarely used except in texts or works long.
-wo ai ni
means 'I love you'
In a Japanese sentence when subject and object complement is equally known to the speaker and the other person then in the settings object is often omitted.
Example:
Watashi wa Kimi o Ai shiteru = I Love You
be
Kimi o Ai shiteru