Japanese
Hiragana Katakana Kanji
Japanese language learning
information including:
Hiragana -
pronunciation and writing
Katakana -
pronunciation and writing
Kanji - grades 1-6
(教育漢字 Kyōiku kanji)
Vocabulary -
nouns, verbs, adverbs, and adjectives |
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Hey
Friends,
A few years ago,
I got rid of my JapaneseLanguageFoodCulture.com site. I
transferred all the language information from the site to this site hoping my
kids will use it to study the Japanese language. Hopefully those of you with an
interest in learning Japanese can use these pages as well.
Please direct questions, comments and messages to my
Facebook
account. Thanks and happy learning. |
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Japanese
Hey I kept a little of the culture and food from my previous website. This page
has a few videos to give you some insight into Japanese food and culture. Topics
include:
Japanese food
Japanese toilets
Japanese gun control
Japanese subways
Japanese shoe etiquette
And why Japanese people are so thin
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Japanese Language
This page explains the Japanese language in the simplest possible terms. The
focus is on learning how to pronounce Japanese along with learning to write
hiragana, katakana, and kanji. Many lists of vocabulary are included and are
sorted in phonetic order for the list of Japanese words and in alphabetic order
for the list of English words. |
Japanese Hiragana
This is a Japanese script used for already
established words in the language such as sun, moon, house,
mountain, people, etc. This script, along with kanji, make up about
98% of the language. This is the second script you should learn. |
Japanese Katakana
This is a Japanese script used for foreign or
borrowed words from other languages. Words such as convenience store
(combini), television (terebi), and hotel (hoteru), are all written
in katakana. This script makes up about 2% of the language. The
usage is growing as more words are incorporated into Japanese from
other languages. This is the third script you should learn. |
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Japanese Kanji
Kanji (漢字) are the Chinese characters used in the modern
Japanese writing system along with hiragana (平仮名), katakana (片仮名), romaji, and the Arabic numerals. The Japanese term kanji (漢字)
literally means "Han characters."
This page explains all the basics you need to know to learn Japanese kanji. |
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Japanese Vocabulary
A ton of adjectives, adverbs, verbs, and nouns, most in
either English alphabetical or Japanese character order.
Many categories containing nouns related to a topic. |
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