Learn the Japanese Language

What are the Japanese symbols for the following elements? Earth Fire Wind Water Ice Thunder Darkness Light

Like “Manga” <– you see how it is Japanese in a alphabet form? Usually it would be traditional symbols.

I’m half-Japanese and half-English, and lived in Japan for most of my life. But living in England now, I use very little Japanese. I’m still a bit young to be worrying about Universities now, but I’d like to attend a language/music/drama universities which will teach lessons in Japanese AND English, hopefully bringing my Japanese up [...]

I’m learning how to speak Japanese. When I look at all the letters and symbols, they turn out to be boxes like this: ヴ Why are they all boxes and how can I fix that? Please give a website that has Japanese symbols and letters but not boxes. To view the fonts, please install the [...]

I have a program called ikana and I searched hiragana alphabet on google before. Some of the characters are different on the image results then the one on my program. Such as う the one on my program looks a bit different. Are there multiple ways of writing japanese characters? If not which way is [...]

There are 48 letters and I don’t get it, is it similar to English where we stick the letter together to make words?

Well, I plan on trying to learn 5 languages before I turn 20, that’s 6 years from now, and I would like to know how to approach it. And when I say lesson plan, please be specific, something like Week One : Voc building Week Two : Beginner’s grammar, nouns Week Three: Beginner’s grammar, verbs…etc.

Reiki symbol translations in this alternative spiritual healing video. Expert: Eileen Dey Bio: Eileen Dey, M.A. is the founder/director of the only vocational school of Reiki that is licensed by the state of WA. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner Duration : 0:1:2

Beautiful images clearly show Japanese vocabulary divided into units by topic. Each word is introduced with the English, Japanese hiragana and katakana characters, and Japanese kanji characters. It’s a great way to practice your hiragana and learn new Kanji, while studying new vocabulary words that will build up your proficiency in Japanese and lead you [...]

Description Fuku means happiness in Japanese and masu means box. Masu were traditionally used by the Japanese to measure such items as rice, beans or even sake. Fuku masu or happiness boxes are a special type of masu which the Japanese use during the spring festival called Setsubun (Feb 2nd). During the festival, Japanese families [...]