Learning how to read and write the Japanese alphabet is your first step to learning Japanese. Here we introduce the system of writing called hiragana. Hiragana is the standard writing system first learned by students in Japanese school. Once you learn this writing system you will be able to pick up and read basic children’s books in Japanese. As you read in Japanese you will be exposed to basic grammar structures, improve your vocabulary, and learn cultural insights and values of Japan you would not have been exposed to from a language textbook.
Before we talk about what you will be able to do after mastering hiragana, let’s understand the process of memorization. This workbook is carefully arranged to help you practice the process of writing. If you do not have an actual writing utensil to write with, use the tip of your finger to practice writing. Here are a few tips when learning how to write in Japanese:
1)Pay close attention to and copy the strike order.
2)Copy how the lines balance with one another.
3)Copy how the letter fits in the box.
4)Begin each stroke from left to right or top to bottom.
If you follow these tips you will be on your way to having beautiful penmanship and hiragana mastery. Once you have mastered how to read and write in hiragana, make use of your mastery and being reading. The short stories we offer will guide you through the process of learning grammar, understanding and memorizing new vocabulary and begin a discussion on Japanese culture. To continue your studies with helpful hints and tips visit: http://thejapanesecoach.com
Before we talk about what you will be able to do after mastering hiragana, let’s understand the process of memorization. This workbook is carefully arranged to help you practice the process of writing. If you do not have an actual writing utensil to write with, use the tip of your finger to practice writing. Here are a few tips when learning how to write in Japanese:
1)Pay close attention to and copy the strike order.
2)Copy how the lines balance with one another.
3)Copy how the letter fits in the box.
4)Begin each stroke from left to right or top to bottom.
If you follow these tips you will be on your way to having beautiful penmanship and hiragana mastery. Once you have mastered how to read and write in hiragana, make use of your mastery and being reading. The short stories we offer will guide you through the process of learning grammar, understanding and memorizing new vocabulary and begin a discussion on Japanese culture. To continue your studies with helpful hints and tips visit: http://thejapanesecoach.com
