Lessons
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In this section, you will find some basic lessons in Japanese. The lessons are divided into general lessons, pronunciation and writing lessons.
Even though the lessons cover the basic level of Japanese, we have tried to mix in some Japanese characters. This is to make you comfortable with the characters. If it looks to hard, use the roomaji (alphabet), and make a try with the Japanese characters later. The beginner lessons have numbers starting at 100, and advanced beginner lessons starting at 200.
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100 - Beginner
These lessons focus on the language structure and basic vocabulary.
Language Basics
Pronunciation
Writing in Japanese
Learn the basics of writing and reading Japanese.
Games
Practise sheets to print out:
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200 - Advanced Beginner
The advanced beginner lessons introduce casual and formal language.
Language Basics
Additional Articles / Lessons
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Grammar
To learn more about Japanese Grammar and how the language is constructed, please refer to our Japanese Language Reference section.
Asking Questions
If you have a question about specific content in a lesson, you can use the "comment" function on the lesson page to do so. If you have a more general question, however, please ask it in the Japanese Language discussion forum (use the Discussion Forum link on the Main Menu). A member of the StudyJapanese team will usually get back to you pretty soon after you post a question there.
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Contribution and Credits
The lessons are written by the StudyJapanese team. If you would like to contribute, please make a post in the forum or send us an email.
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"I like X" = "(Watashi wa) X ga suki (desu)"
You can often leave out the "Watashi wa" part if it is clear you are talking about yourself.
"I want to eat X" = "(Watashi wa X o tabetai desu"
The -tai (want to) form of verbs is discussed in the Language Reference Section, on this page: http://www.studyjapanese.org/content/view/59/66/
sit on my exam JLPT 3 level on dec.
thanks
arigatoo gozaimasu
http://www.studyjapanese.org/content/view/70/77/
Konnichiwa,,i want to appear for jlpt level 5 this year.
Im preparing myself but need practice..
Wat practice should i do...plz!!!!!
Ohsiete kudasai..
its
kono site omoshiroii desu
as kono is used with a noun :D
this is a big help...........
thankssssssssssss............ :D
nice meeting you all.... :D
I'm not sure what you are asking. By "worksheets," do you mean the practice sheets for writing hiragana, katakana, and the first 1000 kanji? What "other grades" are you asking about?
If you have questions at any point, drop by the chat box, or post them in the forum. Hope you enjoy your time here.
This is my first time using this where do I start??
http://get.adobe.com/reader/
If you don't use Windows Vista, or don't want the English version, follow the link labeled "Different Language or Operating System"
i mean what a application do i need to download to open a pdf file?
You can find out about the Japanese writing system in lessons W101 through W104. There are links to them on this page.
I hope hehehe.
A - ka
B - tu
C - mi
D - te
E - ku
F - lu
G - ji
H - ri
I - ki
J - zu
K - me
L - ta
M - rin
N - to
O -mo
P - no
Q - ke
R - shi
S - ari
T -chi
U - do
V - ru
W -mei
X - na
Y - fu
Z – zi
~Alex~
Simply put Great Job Makers-san ;)
Very worthy website for hundreds of people I'd say, (of course including me).
Please keep updating it and keep it free !
I am learning lessons one by one, taking notes and slowly improving my Japanese thanks to you.
Arigatou !!
Rosetta Stone "shared Talk" is prety good. if you have a microphone :D you talk to japanese people
but why can't it show on my computer?
i alredy set the languange.
so, what should i do?
Hiragana and katakana have no meaning by themselves; they are purely phonetic symbols, like letters in the alphabet used in English, except that they represent syllables instead of single consonant or vowel sounds.
Kanji have both meanings and pronunciations-- but they can be pronounced differently depending on what word they appear in. It takes a considerable amount of time and energy to learn kanji.
When you are ready to ask more specific questions, please ask them via postings in the forum, or when other people are in the chat box, you can ask questions there.
Yoroshiku.
so.. thanks again ;)
will revisit againand again!! :D
We have discussion forums in English, Swedish and Japanese. Hope you will find it fun and rewarding to be here with us.
http://www.studyjapanese.org/forum
/Johan
Shall we learn each language having fun :)
I'd like to help your enjoyable Japanese talk
as much as I can.
& I wanna learn swedish as possible（笑）