Ultimate Japanese 五十音図 (Gojuuon Chart) Bootcamp

Master Hiragana, Katakana, and the Japanese Sound System with Confidence

What you'll learn

Students will learn how to confidently read, write, and pronounce all 50 sounds of the Japanese Gojuuon chart, the foundation of the Japanese language

Learners will gain the ability to identify and practice both Hiragana and Katakana characters with ease, ensuring a solid grasp of Japanese writing systems

Through guided practice and audio exercises, students will refine their pronunciation and listening abilities, making their Japanese sound natural and accurate

This course sets students up for success by providing a deep understanding of the Gojuuon chart, making it easier to learn Japanese grammar, vocabulary, and kan

Requirements

This course is designed for complete beginners. You don’t need any prior experience with Japanese to get started.

Description

Ultimate Japanese 五十音図 (Gojuuon Chart) BootcampDiscover the art of Japanese typing with our 五十音図 Bootcamp, crafted for beginners eager to master typing in Japanese using the romaji-to-kana input system. This course will teach you how to type hiragana, katakana, and kanji effortlessly by understanding the 五十音図 structure and its practical applications in modern communication.Course Highlights:Romaji Input FundamentalsLearn to type Japanese efficiently using the romaji input method, where English letters are used to produce hiragana, katakana, and kanji. Understand the logic behind romaji-to-kana conversion and master the keystroke combinations for flawless typing.Hiragana and Katakana MasteryPractice typing the core 五十音図 sounds, including all hiragana and katakana characters. Develop accuracy and speed while getting comfortable with the phonetic foundation of Japanese.Kanji Conversion BasicsExplore how to seamlessly convert typed hiragana into kanji. Learn the most common methods and tricks to quickly find the correct kanji for your intended meaning.Typing Practice with the 五十音図Focus on repetitive drills and exercises to build muscle memory for typing all sounds in the 五十音図. This practice ensures you type confidently without hesitation.Perfect for BeginnersWhether you’re starting your Japanese language journey or looking to enhance your typing skills, this bootcamp will help you master the essentials of Japanese typing using the 五十音図 as your foundation.Start your Japanese typing journey today and gain the skills to express yourself digitally with confidence!!!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Let's start with Gojuonzu

Lecture 2 My Professional Qualifications

Lecture 3 About Me

Lecture 4 About Q & A

Lecture 5 The Pomodoro Method - Mastering Time and Focus

Section 2: Let's start with Gojuonzu

Lecture 6 Three System in Japanese Hiragana Katakana Kanji

Lecture 7 Don't learn japanese writing first

Lecture 8 how to adjust japanese input in mac and type 5 vowels

Lecture 9 how to adjust japanese input in windows

Section 3: The First Row (Vowel Row: あ行 – "A-line")

Lecture 10 あ ah father

Lecture 11 い ee see

Lecture 12 う oo food

Lecture 13 え eh get

Lecture 14 お oh go

Section 4: The Second to Eleventh Row

Lecture 15 Some preparation

Lecture 16 2 row -か row, か(ka)き(ki)く(ku)け(ke)こ(ko)

Lecture 17 3 row- さ row,さ (sa), し (shi), す (su), せ (se), そ (so)

Lecture 18 4 row-た rowた (ta), ち (chi), つ (tsu), て (te), と (to)

Lecture 19 5 row-な (na), に (ni), ぬ (nu), ね (ne), の (no)

Lecture 20 6 row-は (ha), ひ (hi), ふ (fu), へ (he), ほ (ho)

Lecture 21 7 row-ま (ma), み (mi), む (mu), め (me), も (mo)

Lecture 22 8 row-や (ya), (no "yi"), ゆ (yu), (no "ye"), よ (yo)

Lecture 23 9 row-ら (ra), り (ri), る (ru), れ (re), ろ (ro)

Lecture 24 10-11 row-わ (wa), (no "wi"), (no "wu"), (no "we"), を (wo)ん (n)

Section 5: Learn Katakana and Kanji- Also Review of Hiragana

Lecture 25 Plan of attack review hiragana learn katakana and learn kanji at the same time

Lecture 26 A taste of comparison of hiragana and katakana

Lecture 27 あ-雨ame-ア-アメリカ人

Lecture 28 い-犬(inu)-イ-イギリス

Lecture 29 う-海(umi)-ウ-ウイスキー

Lecture 30 え-駅(eki)-エ-エレベータ

Lecture 31 お-お金(okane)-オ-オレンジ

Lecture 32 か-傘(kasa)-カ-カメラ

Lecture 33 き-北(kita)国の春-キ-キッチン

Lecture 34 く-雲(kumo)-ク-クッキー

Lecture 35 け-煙(kemuri)-ケ-ケーキ

Lecture 36 こ-子供(kodomo)-コ-コーヒー

Lecture 37 さ-桜(sakura)-サ-サラダ

Lecture 38 し-白(shiro)-シ-システム

Lecture 39 す-寿司(sushi)-ス-スプーン

Lecture 40 せ-先生(sensei)-セ-セーター

Lecture 41 そ-外(soto)-ソ-ソファー

Lecture 42 た-卵(tamago)-タ-タクシー

Lecture 43 ち-地図(chizu)-チ-チーズ

Lecture 44 つ-津波(tsunami)-ツ-ツナ

Lecture 45 て-手紙(tegami)-テ-テレビ

Lecture 46 と-友達(tomodachi)-トマト(tomato)

Lecture 47 な-夏(natsu)-ナ-ナイフ

Lecture 48 に-日本(nihon)-ニ-ニュース

Lecture 49 ぬ-布(nuno)-ヌ-ヌードル

Lecture 50 ね-招き猫(neko)-ネ-ネット

Lecture 51 の-飲み物(nomimono)-ノ-ノート

Lecture 52 は-花(hana)-ハ-ハム

Lecture 53 ひ-飛行機(hikouki)-ヒ-ヒーター

Lecture 54 ふ-船(fune)-フ-フルーツ

Lecture 55 へ-部屋(heya)-ヘ-ヘッドホン

Lecture 56 ほ-星(hoshi)-ホ-ホテル

Lecture 57 ま-窓(mado)-マ-マスク

Lecture 58 み-道(michi)-ミ-ミルク

Lecture 59 む-虫(mushi)-ムービー-映画

Lecture 60 め-眼鏡(megane)-メ-メロン

Lecture 61 も-森(mori)-モ-モーター

Lecture 62 ら-空(kara)手-ラ-ライオン

Lecture 63 り-りんご-リ-リモートワーク

Lecture 64 る-留守(rusu)番-ル-ルール

Lecture 65 れ-冷蔵庫(reizoko)-レ-レモン

Lecture 66 ろ-蝋燭(rousoku)-ロ-ロボット

Lecture 67 わ-ワ-を-ヲ-ん-ン

Anyone starting their journey into the Japanese language