Hiragana is a lot different from the English alphabet and I would say a lot more complex. There are more characters and they are harder to write. There is no lowercase or uppercase in Japanese but there is either two small lines or a circle that you can at in the top right corner of certain characters to make them have a different sound. I think hiragana is cool and the easiest to memorize would be い.
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