GREAT kana practise website

[ayaito]

to study kana:

http://www.kanacards.com/kanacards.swf

you can select from katakana or hiragana, and either practise with the sites pre-made flashcards or quiz yourself on them. its a simple website and works great.

to study kanji:

http://www.j-prep.com/content.html

[amathyst]

there is also this one to practice katakana http://kanasensei.sourceforge.net/ it gives you the symbol them you have to cloick on the right answer.
tell me if the link doesnt work

[TokyoRoze]

YAY ARIGATOU!



wow..........what is with this chart thing??? You mean I have to learn more than I should? its goes like
A I U E O ya yu yo
k
g
s
z
t
etc
etc


I dont understand

[Txkun]

I found these some time ago...
Katakana: http://www.manythings.org/q/kana.php?u=katakana
Hiragana: http://www.manythings.org/q/kana.php?u=hiragana

Works nice...

[ayaito]

amathyst: i have been looking for that site forever -- thank you so much for sharing it with me! i found it once and then lost it ...

tokyoroze: the vowels are always the bases:

A I U E O

and then you have compound words: you add "ya" "yu" and "yo" when you have, for example:

hi + ya (when the "ya" symbol is smaller than the "hi" symbol) and it = "hya"

and then using the bases and all of the other vowels, k, d, t, etc, you get "ka" "de" "to" and so forth.

its basically like a fill in multiplication chart:

A I U E O (heres one example row with "k"):
k ka ki ku ke ko

hope that helps!

tzkun: thank you for sharing these with me!! i really appreciate it.

[TokyoRoze]

Im starting to catch on

[leoo]

I highly recommend the "learn kana" program available here at TJP (http://thejapanesepage.com/downloads.php?cat_id=1 -- bottom link).

(oh, and iｆ anybody knows what the "get kana" function is, or how it works, please let me know.)


また　ね！
-りおお

[ashitaka]

i use "lets learn katakana"

[ayaito]

tokyoroze: yay!

leoo: ooh, ill definitely check that out. thank you! (and while doing so ill daringly click the "get kana" button or something. lol!)

ashitaka: i dont think i know of that program, do you have a link? it sounds worthwhile

[Takeo Saeki]

Before I found TJP, I used learn-japanese.info to learn Kana. I find TJP more satisfying.

[Sachi]

Useful kanji site =) ありがとうございます！