Japanese Alphabet & Greetings Starter Kit

Lighthearted and Easy to Remember | Master Japanese Alphabet Hiragana & Katakana and Essential Greetings

What you'll learn

Able to read hiragana and katakana letters.

Able to write hiragana and katakana letters.

Understand the Japanese writing systems.

Master various sounds based on the basic hiragana and katakana letters.

Able to use essential and useful greetings for communications.

Requirements

No experience of learning Japanese is needed. Just relax and start your journey!

Description

Welcome! Our Japanese starter kit for beginners is here to guide you on an exciting journey of discovery and learning.ひらがな (hiragana) is the most basic Japanese script. It represents every sound in the Japanese language.Hiragana is the foundation of the Japanese writing system and is essential for reading, writing, and understanding the language. By mastering hiragana, you will unlock the ability to read and pronounce words accurately, enabling you to communicate more effectively in Japanese.カタカナ (katakana) is one of the three scripts used in the Japanese writing systems, alongside hiragana and kanji. It is used for loanwords, foreign names, onomatopoeias and scientific terms. Katakana letters has the same sounds as hiragana counterparts and have more angular shapes than hiragana letters.Greetings in JapaneseThe Japanese language places a strong emphasis on politeness and respect. When learning Japanese, it is important to start with the basics of greetings. You will learn the basic greeting phrases are commonly used in daily conversations.Whether you're an absolute beginner or have a basic understanding of Japanese, this starter kit is designed to provide you with a solid foundation to build upon. We believe that learning a new language should be an enjoyable experience, so we've created a course that is both educational and fun.

Overview

Section 1: Hiragana Introduction

Lecture 1 Hiragana: Introduction

Lecture 2 Hiragana Introduction 2: Japanese Writing System

Lecture 3 Hiragana Introduction 3: The Direction of Writing

Section 2: Hiragana Letters

Lecture 4 Vowels

Lecture 5 Consonants - K

Lecture 6 Consonants - S

Lecture 7 Consonants - T

Lecture 8 Consonants - N

Lecture 9 Consonants - H

Lecture 10 Consonants - M

Lecture 11 Consonants - Y

Lecture 12 Consonants - R

Lecture 13 Consonants - W

Section 3: Various Sounds of Hiragana

Lecture 14 Voiced Sounds - G

Lecture 15 Voiced Sounds - Z

Lecture 16 Voiced Sounds - D

Lecture 17 Voiced Sounds - B

Lecture 18 Semi-Voiced Sounds - P

Lecture 19 Contracted Sounds - kya

Lecture 20 Contracted Sounds - sha

Lecture 21 Contracted Sounds - cha

Lecture 22 Contracted Sounds - nya

Lecture 23 Contracted Sounds - hya

Lecture 24 Contracted Sounds - mya

Lecture 25 Contracted Sounds - rya

Lecture 26 Double Consonants

Lecture 27 Long Vowels

Section 4: Katakana Introduction

Lecture 28 Katakana Introduction

Section 5: Katakana Letters

Lecture 29 Vowels

Lecture 30 Consonants - K

Lecture 31 Consonants - S

Lecture 32 Consonants - T

Lecture 33 Consonants - N

Lecture 34 Consonants - H

Lecture 35 Consonants - M

Lecture 36 Consonants - Y

Lecture 37 Consonants - R

Lecture 38 Consonants - W

Section 6: Various Sounds of Katakana

Lecture 39 Contracted Sounds 1

Lecture 40 Contracted Sounds 2

Lecture 41 Double Consonants

Lecture 42 Long Vowels

Lecture 43 Additional Sounds

Section 7: Basic Greetings in Japanese

Lecture 44 #1 Hello

Lecture 45 #2 Goodbye

Lecture 46 #3 Thank you

Lecture 47 #4 Apology

Lecture 48 #5 Before and after eating

Lecture 49 #6 Leaving and Returning to a place

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