
Explore the differences between hiragana, katakana, and kanji and how each functions in Japanese sentences. Learn that hiragana marks particles and vocabulary, katakana covers foreign words, and kanji shortens meaning.
あ a い i う u え e お o か ka き ki く ku け ke こ ko
さ sa し shi す su せ se そ so た ta ち chi つ tsu て te と to
な na に ni ぬ nu ね ne の no は ha/wa ひ hi ふ fu/hu へ he/e ほ ho
ま ma み mi む mu め me も mo や ya ゆ yu よ yo
ら ra り ri る ru れ re ろ ro わ wa
Learn hiragana fundamentals with guided repetition of numbers, basic vocabulary, and pronunciation cues, including radish, not that, telephone, and sweet bun terms.
Learn Hiragana 08 in the Learn Japanese for Beginners (Level A) course, practice phonetics and essential vocabulary through repeating phrases like cabbage, ambulance, textbook, photo, and shop.
ア a イ i ウ u エ e オ o カ ka キ ki ク ku ケ ke コ ko
Explore katakana 05 in learn Japanese for beginners (level a), mastering sounds like la, lou, and let, while building vocabulary such as scarf, ice cream, part time job, and kilogram.
Learn katakana script and long vowels through real life vocabulary like supermarket, elevator, escalator, coffee, and zucchini, with guided repetition.
Katakana 09 offers beginner learners practical katakana vocabulary with pronunciation drills and repetition, featuring loanwords like chocolate, churros, tiramisu, cognac, and near, new, yuki.
Practice katakana through repeat after me drills and vocabulary, learning terms such as some background, interview, god, Pyongyang, meow, yoga, and matryoshka.
Learn negative and question forms, key vocabulary and grammar from today's lesson, including five w plus one h, sensei versus kyoshi usage, and common phrases like what's your name.
Learn essential Japanese classroom phrases for use in class and beyond, including please repeat after me, read aloud, do you understand, slow down, and ask again.
Learn how to express belonging in japanese with no, using watashi no notebook and kono, sono, ano demonstratives, and practice tanaka san no pen, whose book is that.
Learn Japanese location words such as front, on, inside, outside, behind, near, next to, and between, using the particle no to form phrases like no shita and no naka.
Learn Japanese numbers from zero to ninety, including the two readings and when to use them for age, time, and calendar contexts, with practice from 0 to 10.
Explore how to read Japanese numbers from 100 to 10,000, including the two readings, the hundred, thousand, and ten thousand rules, with examples.
This lecture introduces joshi, the Japanese measure words, with examples for flat objects (my), books (satsu), thin long items (pon), small items (ko), people (nin), animals (hiki), and age (sai).
This course is video based and taught by Rika 先生, a bilingual speaker who is a native and experienced Japanese teacher.
This course teaches the persons with little or no knowledge of Japanese. Check out the preview lessons!
When you finish this course, you will be able not only to understand basic conversations, but to construct sentences and questions in present tense, talk about yourself, your family, the hobby, the work, describe the place where you live, among other things.
If you are looking to learn Japanese, this is the course for you! I look forward to seeing you on the inside!
This course is video based and taught by Rika 先生, a bilingual speaker who is a native and experienced Japanese teacher.
This course teaches the persons with little or no knowledge of Japanese. Check out the preview lessons!
When you finish this course, you will be able not only to understand basic conversations, but to construct sentences and questions in present tense, talk about yourself, your family, the hobby, the work, describe the place where you live, among other things.
If you are looking to learn Japanese, this is the course for you! I look forward to seeing you on the inside!