What you'll learn
Learn basic Japanese writing system
Master the Japanese pronunciation
Master Japanese basic characters: Hiragana system
Master writing Hiragana with right stroke order
Master the most common phrases for daily life
more that 200 basic vocabularies for beginners
Many exercises throughout the course
Requirements
NO experience needed. You'll learn the most basic of Japanese in this course.
Description
My Japanese Hiragana course has finally dropped. If you have ever thought of learning Japanese for travelling to Japan and enjoying Japanese culture and foods, studying in Japan, watching anime without subtitles, making a Japanese partner or even as a hobby, You've come to the right place. This course is the best place for non-native speakers to dip into the Japanese language. Don't worry, I've made it SIMPLE, EASY and most importantly, FUN!In this course, you'll learn:Understanding what HIRAGANA Hiragana is.How to write HIRAGANA with right stroke order.How to pronounce HIRAGANA correctly.A lot of Japanese vocabulary in HIRAGANA.Japanese muddy sound.Special characters.Identifying Similar Characters.Basic Japanese greetings for daily use.The lessons throughout the course will be conducted in English as the course is intended for complete beginners of the Japanese language to master HIRAGANA (ひらがな) efficiently. Each lesson has downloadable PDF files for you to practice writing as many hiragana characters as you want.While Katakana (カタカナ ) isn't covered in the course, don't worry! Once you've learnt Hiragana, learning Katakana becomes much easier for you. The pronunciation remains the same, only the characters differ and also some characters' looks are similar.So grab your pen, note and ambition, and your journey begins now!
Who this course is for
Beginners who want to start leaning Japanese.
Those who want to revise Hiragana reading and writing
companies to train the employees.
Leaners who is planning to take JLPT N5.
Leaners who loves anime and want to understand it.
Those who loves Japanese culture.
International students coming to Japan.
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