What are the ABC's in Japanese?

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There are characters in Japanese like a i u e o etc.
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There are hiragana, katakana and kanjis in Japanese language. Hirgana is for Japanese words, Katakana for english words. Kanjis can be whole word or number of words.
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There is no ABC(alphabets) in Japanese Language,in Japanese there are three Writing Scripts Hiragana,Katakana&Kanji.
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