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Writing Japanese- Lesson 1
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Published: 2008-06-09 02:20:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 38281; Favourites: 1110; Downloads: 697
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Writing 日本語 in Japanese: Lesson 1I prefer this layout much better, don't you?
Well anyway, this is the followup to my previous lesson on how to read romaji
Again, this is just my test to see how it will look. I still think it will be a while before I put these tutorials up regularly. I also wanted to see every-one's opinion on it.
Any suggestions would be great
In the future I plan to include practice worksheets that you can download as PDFs. Flashcards too!
But it's hard to have that sort of thing when the students only know 5 of the hiragana so this lessons has just the explanations. As the lessons go on the methods of practice will become more elaborate. I'll include things like practice words/sentences that you have to translate back and forth between Hiragana and Romaji.
Like I said, any suggestions on what I can do to help improve your studies will be greatly appreciated.
Good luck!
がんばります！
*edit*
Fixed some spelling errors
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Comments: 230
This is a pretty cool little lesson
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this is awesome!
Now I have a handy dandy reference to remember my hiragana by!
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well, I don't feel the need to learn the language, but the tutorial was quite easy to understand and nice to read, so good work
hmm, most of the pronouciation of the letters in haragana is the same in my language 
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Wow--- this was actually helpful!
Yay!
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Thank You, it is really difficult but u done this way a bit easy.
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I've never understood Japanese text before--you should definitely continue the series!!
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Very useful for beginners. I'm ok with Hiragana and Katakana. But I need to learn more in kanji. Great work. :3
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like the whole series; it's very useful
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interesting
I've always love the japanese letters & culture
thnx
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After learning a bit of Chinese though, kanji becomes a bit easier to decipher. (Or vice versa.)
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You write in a way that is easy to understand and the layout isn't cluttered, it's a pleasure to read ^^
I want to see more stuff like this, I like it
*wanna learn japanese*
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Wow, really helpfull and straight to the point!
I like it!
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This would be perfect for anyone who can't take a language course.
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Ooo very interesting, I'll fav this to check out a little later seeing as it's past 3am here 
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It's very useful...
Do you permit us, to download this tutor to our gallery too? 
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I think your doing wonderful emmy dear! I think the work sheets and flash cards are a wonderful idea! And I MUCH prefer this layout.
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Haha. I'm propably the weird one here. I prefer learning kanji over hiragana or katakana xD Anyway, thank you.
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Really? O.o You prefer Kanji?
lol In my opinion Kanji is really fun to write but such a pain to remember
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I must say I love love love your stuff. Just the two lessons I have seen are much easier to grasp than my teacher. I hope you get this up soon so I can use your lessons over the semester!!!
Thank you so much you rock hard!!!
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Thank you! Sadly I haven't been working on the lessons like I should but since I'm actually free for the good part of this week I think I'll strive towards finishing them ^.^'
I'm glad to know that some people are making use out of them
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Squeee that makes me happy. It is much appreciated!!
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I loved this! I know sooooo darn little when it comes to Japanese writing, and just this little bit helped me. Not to mention the interface of it is so darn cute!! I can't wait until you're able to make more!
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Thanks Dragon, glad I could help ^.^
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GAH!!! get the kanji away from me!! *runs off*
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Thanks! I did not expect it! ^.^;
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