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How does one write a long vowel in katakana?
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How does one write a long vowel in katakana?
I am curious about how certain long vowel sounds are written in katakana, e.g. my name, Karl would be "kaaru," but I don't know if that would be written In Karate class, my Japanese teacher wrote it as カール, or カアル。 How does one write "Makudonarudo hamba-ga-?" 
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Konnichiwa Karl or カールさん。
Thanks for your question! Arigato!
Well, Makudonarudo hamba-ga- is written in the following way:
マクドナルド ハンバーガー
Anytime there is a long vowel sound, such as your name Karl, in katakana it is shown by a kind of dash called a “choonâ€
Thanks for your question! Arigato!
Well, Makudonarudo hamba-ga- is written in the following way:
マクドナルド ハンバーガー
Anytime there is a long vowel sound, such as your name Karl, in katakana it is shown by a kind of dash called a “choonâ€
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