How many Japanese letters are there?

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There are in total 46 Japanese letters.
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I am Japanese language teacher. teaching over 6 years from college Student professional.

Japanese alphabet are 3types . hiragana, katakana and kanji. hiragana 50 letter, katakana50 and kanjis are countless.
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Japanese language has scripts- Hiragana, katakana and kanjis. Different number of kanjis are learnt at different levels like at N5, you learn around 800 kanjis while at N4 these are around 1500 in number including N5 kanjis and so on.
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