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labic and noninflecting, and ideographic writing suits it well, but as Han ideographs were adopted for unrelated languages, extensive modifications were required. Thus Chinese ideographs were originally used to write Japanese, for which they are, in fact, ill suited. As an adaptation, the Japanese developed two syllabaries, hiragana and katakana,
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