Hiragana (Part 1)
I am not Japanese teacherI am not Japanese also
For nowadays, I am preparing my Japanese ability for being research student in Kokushikan University.
Let me share my ability for those who interest learn about Japanese language.
In Japan, there are 3 forms for writing.
1. Hiragana
2. Katakana
3. Kanji
Ok guys, for part 1. I’d like to explain about Hiragana. I called it as basic form with total 46 forms. Hiragana also called originally Japanese forms. The advantage of learning hiragana is when you feel so hard to read kanji, it doesn’t matter because sometimes (not in newspaper) there is hiragana above.
Here is it....
あ い う え お
A i u e o
か き く け こ
Ka ki ku ke ko
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