Japanese for Absolute Beginners -Hiragana Katakana Course-

Explore the basics of hiragana, the basic Japanese character with rounded shapes. Understand its pronunciation from consonant and vowel combinations and its roles in particles and furigana.

Practice the pronunciation of hiragana step by step, repeating after me to learn the consonants and vowels. Recognize all basic hiragana sounds and prepare for the next video on writing.

practice writing each hiragana and testing your pronunciation through quizzes, helping Japanese beginners master basic hiragana and prepare for special pronunciation in the next video.

Practice hiragana from na to n, learn basic pronunciation and writing through quizzes, and prepare to master hiragana with special pronunciation in the next video.

Master hiragana with dakuten and the circle marker, learning voiced sounds and writing techniques through pronunciation drills, practice, and quizzes.

Learn the small written hiragana for N5 beginners to adjust pronunciation and create natural, fluent Japanese; practice with pronunciation tips, exercises, and quizzes to master double consonants and consonant combinations.

Practice katakana as the pronunciation mirrors hiragana, while its shapes differ and derive from kanji; master katakana to use foreign words and scientific terms and modernize your Japanese.

Review hiragana, then practice writing katakana next to it, and prepare for dakuten and p-sound pronunciations. Solve quizzes on katakana pronunciation and commit to daily practice.

Practice katakana writing with dakuten and pipo sounds, then solve pronunciation quizzes and learn new words. Emphasize repetition and memorizing characters for the next video’s conversations.

Learn basic Japanese words through example sentences and illustrations, linking words to actual conversations to boost memory formation; continue practicing in the next video.

Practice basic Japanese vocab through real-life conversations and contextual illustrations, linking words like kanojo, kareshi, egao, suki, and neko to sentences. Prepare for advanced vocabulary in the next video.

Learn basic Japanese vocab with nouns through a sample video, and see how sumaho, shashin, tegami, and kodomo appear in everyday conversations.

Day 13 vocabulary quiz reviews 19 Japanese words with English translations and illustrations, encouraging learners to guess correct Japanese forms such as konbanwa, tomodachi, doko, shumi, and kawaii.

Day 14 vocabulary quiz 2 reinforces key Japanese vocabulary from the second conversation through eight quizzes, highlighting toki, kita kita, otokonoko, jose, hanzai, and repetition.