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Was wondering the same thing too;
posted clarification is greatly appreciated; native english speaker wonders why it’s this way; probably easier to memorize and move on for future enlightenment / comprehension.
Though there are some early kanji examples as : ひとり, where I’m not sure where り came from 人. Any insight would be most appreciated.
Actually it’s “pippo”, but wasn’t sure if the small tsu applies to katakana the same way it does to hiragana. And I’m not yet aware if there’s an accurate Kanji representation of my name.
I will be working, very looking forward to the experience, visiting places, etc.
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