I've noticed that in English when pronouncing vowels the pitch of a persons goes down a bit at the end, while in Japanese it goes a bit up. Something good to keep in mind.
Is it just me or does this symbol's stroke sequence deviate from the normal pattern? I have noticed that they seem to go left to right and clockwise in stroke patterns. The horizontals have almost always come first in the stroke sequence as well. Just wondering :)
This is the best website I've coming across! Saying the sound, the examples, repeating the sound, and then writing the symbol ten times has been a great way to learn. Then I write the five hiragana from each chapter I've learned so far over and over until I can randomly write them. Thank you for this awesome resource!
Submitted by AetiusMerlin on Tue, 02/02/2010 - 07:21.
You fully deserve it... I would write the same, but the dude covered me! I practicaly learned to read in Hiragana in some hours-and I bet that by practising I'll get used enough!!! :)
Pronounciation
I've noticed that in English when pronouncing vowels the pitch of a persons goes down a bit at the end, while in Japanese it goes a bit up. Something good to keep in mind.
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Now I have a picture of a fisherman saying that stuck in my head :)
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Is it just me or does this symbol's stroke sequence deviate from the normal pattern? I have noticed that they seem to go left to right and clockwise in stroke patterns. The horizontals have almost always come first in the stroke sequence as well. Just wondering :)
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Yepp, if I dont remind myself
Yepp, if I dont remind myself the order I keep writing the horizontals first. Kind of weird.
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love this website again i cant stress how you guys made this to be so easy! :D i can already form some my own vocabulary!
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This is the best website I've coming across! Saying the sound, the examples, repeating the sound, and then writing the symbol ten times has been a great way to learn. Then I write the five hiragana from each chapter I've learned so far over and over until I can randomly write them. Thank you for this awesome resource!
Thank you so much for the
Thank you so much for the nice comment!
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heh! :p
You fully deserve it... I would write the same, but the dude covered me! I practicaly learned to read in Hiragana in some hours-and I bet that by practising I'll get used enough!!! :)
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Thank you! Keep it up by
Thank you! Keep it up by finding hiragana around the internet to practice reading.
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