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 Let's Learn Hiragana - Yasuko Kosaka Mitamura
 Let's Learn Hiragana - Yasuko Kosaka Mitamura ... America, IncNewest Review: ... but neglect to explain the proper stroke order for drawing the symbol, as well as explaining the method for ending the stroke ... more ... (there are three different methods, and they affect the appearnace of the symbol). This particular book covers all aspects of learning hiragana, from recognising the symbols to the correct formation of each one when writing it, to constructing words and sentences.
Now, this may seem very thorough, but I do have a few quibbles. Firstly, I have to say I really like the handwriting worksheets presented. Remember those worksheets handed out in primary school? We were given a sheet with a letter on it, and shown with...more |
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Let's Learn Hiragana - Yasuko Kosaka Mitamura: Good but not quite Genki (972 words)
by - written on 15/04/09 (Very useful, 138 readings)
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So a person decides to learn Japanese. Usually learning a language means learning to read and write it. With western European languages, this is simplified by sharing a fairly common alphabet. While you CAN limp along with spoken Japanese and the use of romaji (writing Japanese phonetically using the alphabet we English speakers are used to), it won't get you very far, especially if needing to read anything in actual Japanese. Now, the Japanese use not one but THREE writing scripts. One is kanji, that Chinese pictorial symbol writing many of us are familar with from art prints and pictures from East Asia.The other two are hiragana and katakana, both of which can be ... Read the complete review
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