Learn the Japanese Language

It’s time to start up a conversation ! Use these greetings as much as you can. Practice these words with family and friends ,and even strangers..well maybe not strangers…I hear alot of people are using tasers instead of pepper spray nowadays , hehe :O A warm thank you to all of my viewers for subscribing [...]

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Learn some Japanese! I took it for two years in college and explain the three different alphabet systems used to write Japanese, I teach you some simple phrases and how to introduce yourself to someone you don’t know in Japanese, I explain how sometimes word order differs in Japanese and tell you about my cool [...]

This is part two of my Japanese verb conjugation videos. Watch part one (about Ichidan verbs) FIRST. Again, excuse my American accent! And if you have any questions about Japanese, please, feel free to message me. Japanese Lessons are Fun and easy. Learning Japanese symbols and Japanese Words are the first stepping stone to speaking [...]

Learn about Japanese verbs with this lesson. Reat aloud Japanese Lessons are Fun and easy. Learning Japanese symbols and Japanese Words are the first stepping stone to speaking Japanese fluently. Japanese words come easily with just a few lessons! Duration : 0:1:59

Writing Hiragana 2 shows how to write the 2nd row of hiragana (aka, the “k” line) with the correct stroke order (from left to right, then top to bottom). Duration : 0:1:9

Writing Hiragana 1 shows how to write the 1st row of hiragana (aka, the “a” line) with the correct stroke order (from left to right, then top to bottom). Duration : 0:1:11

Writing Hiragana 8 shows how to write the 8th row of hiragana (aka, the “y” line) with the correct stroke order (from left to right, then top to bottom).Duration : 0:1:4

Tongue Twisters are a good exercise for getting your mouth accustomed to using a foreign language. In Japanese they call tongue twisters, “hayakuchikotoba”. Give it a try!Duration : 0:1:22