As the title said.
Let's study the beautiful Language of Japanese together!!（＾ω＾）
勉強しますよう！
*Note that this is purely for my hobby and there may be some errors since I'm also still studying. Nothing here will be above N4 Japanese for those who are th...
Of course, the most basic in learning a new Language is the words. Just like the English alphabets 'ABC', Japanese have their own too.
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Katakana
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And lastly Kanji.
Kanji is similar to Chinese characters but sound different. Eg: 海 (Sea) Chinese pronunciation: Hăi Japanese pronunciation: Umi
So if you have prior knowledge of Chinese, that will help you a lot.:3
There are a LOT of kanji characters out there so it's not something you can just look up from a chart and memorize. The best is to practice practice practice as you go along.
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Additionally, there's Rōmaji. It's the use of the English alphabets to spell out Japanese words. This is mostly used in teaching new learners how to read Japanese.
Eg: Apple Romaji: Ringo Hiragana: りんご Katakana: リンゴ Kanji: 林檎
