Learn Hiragana And Katakana Fast And Easy

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Posted on 06 Nov 15:31 | by mitsumi | 26 views

Learn Hiragana And Katakana Fast And Easy
Published 11/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 293.42 MB | Duration: 1h 55m

The fastest and simplest way to learn Japanese

What you'll learn
The student will learn ALL hiragana (how to read + pronunciation).
The student will learn ALL katakana (how to read + pronunciation).
The student will learn useful, daily Japanese words.
The student will feel confident about continuing their Japanese studies.
Requirements
No prior experience required. The course is meant for absolute beginners.
Description
Japanese is considered one of the more difficult languages to learn. It is.But while the grammar can quite the challenge, and the pronunciation can be troublesome for some, it is the reading and the writing of Japanese language that is the biggest hurdle for most to tackle.There are three major writing systems in Japanese language: hiragana, katakana and kanji.There are roughly 2,000 kanji characters in general use in Japan. This is the amount of kanji you need to know to read the newspaper in Japanese. Students in Japan learn these 2,000 general kanji over a decade of studying in the schooling system. In total there are anywhere between 30,000 to 70,000 (nobody seems to know the exact number) kanji for anyone to learn if they so choose. However, it doesn't have to take a decade to learn 2,000 kanji. It can be done much faster if you know what to do.But before you start learning kanji, you must know how to read hiragana and katakana. Therefore, if you want to learn Japanese, start with the basics; and the basics are hiragana and katakana.In this course you will learn ALL hiragana and katana - fast and easy! Best of all, it is beginner friendly.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Course Structure + Goal For The Course
Lecture 3 Study Tips
Section 2: Introduction to Japanese Writing Systems
Lecture 4 Introduction to Japanese Writing Systems
Section 3: Hiragana: Introduction
Lecture 5 Introduction to Hiragana
Section 4: Hiragana: Gojuuon
Lecture 6 About Gojuoon
Lecture 7 あいうえお
Lecture 8 かきくけこ
Lecture 9 さしすせそ
Lecture 10 たちつてと
Lecture 11 なにぬねの
Lecture 12 はひふへほ
Lecture 13 まみむめも
Lecture 14 やゆよ
Lecture 15 らりるれろ
Lecture 16 わをん
Section 5: Extra Lesson
Lecture 17 About は
Section 6: Hiragana: Dakuon
Lecture 18 About Dakuon
Lecture 19 がぎぐげご
Lecture 20 ざじずぜぞ
Lecture 21 だぢづでど
Lecture 22 ばびぶべぼ
Section 7: Hiragana: Handakuon
Lecture 23 About Handakuon
Lecture 24 ぱぴぷぺぽ
Section 8: Hiragana: Yoon
Lecture 25 About Yoon
Lecture 26 きゃきゅきょ
Lecture 27 しゃしゅしょ
Lecture 28 ちゃちゅちょ
Lecture 29 にゃにゅにょ
Lecture 30 ひゃひゅひょ
Lecture 31 みゃみゅみょ
Lecture 32 りゃりゅりょ
Lecture 33 ぎゃぎゅぎょ
Lecture 34 じゃじゅじょ
Lecture 35 ぢゃぢゅぢょ
Lecture 36 びゃびゅびょ
Lecture 37 ぴゃぴゅぴょ
Section 9: Hiragana: Sokuon
Lecture 38 About Sokuon
Lecture 39 Sokuon Examples
Section 10: Additional Letters
Lecture 40 Additional Letters
Section 11: Hiragana Practice Test
Section 12: Katakana: Introduction
Lecture 41 Introduction to Katakana
Section 13: Katakana: Gojuuon
Lecture 42 About Gojuuon
Lecture 43 アイウエオ
Lecture 44 カキクケコ
Lecture 45 サシスセソ
Lecture 46 タチツテト
Lecture 47 ナニヌネノ
Lecture 48 ハヒフヘホ
Lecture 49 マミムメモ
Lecture 50 ヤユヨ
Lecture 51 ラリルレロ
Lecture 52 ワヲン
Section 14: Katakana: Dakuon
Lecture 53 About Dakuon
Lecture 54 ガギグゲゴ
Lecture 55 ザジズゼゾ
Lecture 56 ダヂヅデド
Lecture 57 バビブベボ
Section 15: Katakana: Handakuon
Lecture 58 About Handakuon
Lecture 59 パピプペポ
Section 16: Katakana: Yoon
Lecture 60 About Yoon
Lecture 61 キャキュキョ
Lecture 62 シャシュショ
Lecture 63 チャチュチョ
Lecture 64 ニャニュニョ
Lecture 65 ヒャヒュヒョ
Lecture 66 ミャミュミョ
Lecture 67 リャリュリョ
Lecture 68 ギャギュギョ
Lecture 69 ジャジュジョ
Lecture 70 ヂャヂュヂョ
Lecture 71 ビャビュビョ
Lecture 72 ピャピュピョ
Section 17: Katakana: Sokuon
Lecture 73 About Sokuon
Section 18: Additional Letters
Lecture 74 About Additional Letters
Section 19: Katakana Practice Test
This course is for anyone who is interested in learning Japanese from the very beginning.