Hello. This is the very first and basic teaching for beginners, the alphabet. Now, there is only one alphabet, but there are two basic writing systems for it, secluding The Chinese writing system Kanji. Hiragana is taught in mostly pre-school and kindergarten grades. Hiragana is taught in mostly first to second grades. When reciting the alphabet, listen to the video carefully and pay attention to the pronunciation to each letter. Such as ' a'. In English, they pronounce it like ' apple'. In Japanese, we pronounce it like the princess from Frozen, ' Anna.' The first column will be the Hirgana, then the second column all the way to the right is Katakana.
' a '- あ ア
' i '- い イ
' u '- う ウ
' e '- え エ
' o '- お オ
' ka '- か カ
' ki '- き キ
' ku '- く ク
' ke '- け ケ
' ko '- こ コ
' sa '- さ サ
' shi '- し シ
' su '- す ス
' se '- せ セ
' so '- そ ソ
' ta '- た タ
' chi '- ち チ
' tsu '- つ ツ
' te '- て テ
' to '- と ト
' na '- な ナ
' ni '- に 二
' nu '- ぬ ヌ
' ne '- ね ネ
' no '- の ノ
' ha '- は ハ
' hi '- ひ 匕
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Real Japanese Lessons From A Real Japanese Person ( Japanese Teachings)
RandomHello. This book is how to teach people Japanese. From the basic level, all the way up to the advance level. This includes, the Alphabet, Writings, Greetings, Etc. Please enjoy and practice everyday to achieve the language.
