Is おんえがいします different than お願いします?


I'm fairly new to the language so please bear with my stupidity regarding
these type of questions.

Okay so why is  
お願いします (onegaishimasu in Hiragana and 願 from i don't know) = "Please"  
but  
~~おんえおねがいします (same but all in Hiragana) = "I'm planning to do my best?"
(google translated, I don't know the accuracy)~~ Yep I'm stupid.

Same to 神様 (Kanji, I guess?) and カミサマ (Hiragana) which both means god.

are these what they call Kanji? When should it be used?




おんえがいします is wrong, it does not exist.

Remember that when you are learning japanese the first thing you have to learn
correctly is Hiragana and then Katakana so you won't make mistakes like this
one.

In romaji is onegaishimasu but the problem with romaji is that you don't know
exactly where to split the syllables. The word is written correctly like this:

> おねがいします: O - NE - GA - I - SHI - MA - SU

The wrong one that you have is written like this:

> おんえがいします: O - N - E - GA - I - SHI - MA - SU

The las one:

> お願いします

Is written in a different writing system called kanji. You should google the 4
japanese writing systems: Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji and Romaji

Finally 神様 in hiragana is written like this way かみさま, the one that you
mentioned (カミサマ) is katakana.

In a nutshell, yeah you can write Kanji with hiragana for example 勉強 (Kanji) -
べんきょう(Hiragana) - BE-N-KYO-U. Why is this posible? because Kanji is a
pictografic writing system this means that any character represent an idea and
not a sound (like ancient hieroglyphics) and Hiragana and Katakana are
syllables writing systems so you can represent how a kanji is pronounced or
written by syllables.

