@20070257R Well, first of it's カタカナ(katakana),簡単仮名(kantan kana, means Simple kana and is not an alphabet). All are needed and all are useful, however hiragana is the most important, I started learning Japanese 9 months ago and started with hiragana, it was a really good choice and I could read alot of things. I would avoid kanji for now, focus on hiragana then after that try katakana.
@TehRealAssassin Also it seems alot of people go blindly into learning Japanese, I highly suggest not doing this, research about the Japanese language before even attempting to learn it. Well, if you ask, people will help you, but it is still better understand what you are about to do next.
@MisterEclipse96 That means Japanese text is not installed on your PC/Laptop. I'm sorry but Japanese text was automatically on my PC so I'm not quite sure how to do it... I think you just need to download something from Microsoft.
@TehRealAssassin Thanks, also, in Japanese writing do you write the characters up and down or regularly (left to right)? Also, since they don't do the second Alphabet for free do you know any other videos that help teach the second one?
@MisterEclipse96 Japanese normally write left to right, however writing from top to down is fine aswell. Hm, personally I don't recommend any videos, I did look at these videos at the very start, however I learnt both alphabets from charts on Google images. :P (I learnt both alphabets in a day, so I guess it works how I did it)
@trun0jay No, try it with a regular pen or pencil. What do you think Japanese kids in school write with to take notes and do homework? The marker she's using accentuates the curves well, but they won't appear in pencil writing.
konnichi wa sensei san, watashi no namae ha jorge no mekishiko jin desu, hajimemashite, sus calses son muy interesantes, gracias. supaingo hanashimasu, dozo joroshiku ja mata ne. English 60%. onamae ha kudasai, you said your name very fast, moo ichi do kudasai but slowly, ja mata ne.
@Zealot1123 All right, thanks. I'm actually considering saving up for Rosetta Stone, though I know this is cheaper. I used Rosetta Stone for French, so I'm already used to it. Thanks though! :)
OMG i am so glad i have national internet cause i was flown out to japan when a company liked my drawings and now i am totally lost on what to do and all i here is blah blah blah blah blah japanese :)
When I use Google Translate to sound out words like Blue, it sounds nothing like "ah-oh". Should this be of concern to me? Google Translate says blue is ブルー.
Furthermore, I really appreciate this program and will most assuredly learn plenty from it, so thank you!
@Netchku i was thinking the SAME thing when i started learning japanese. like i did , you have to stop trying to associate japanese words/characters with american ones. You just have to accept and try to remember the japanese words and before you know it you'll know hiragana like a pro ^_^
@Netchku I know right ? XD lol i was confused at first but this is why a+i = iie which is when you put them together makeks the sound ie and e would make i think this is why but this is how i remember it iie = ayee
@Dragonmem88 It's easier to learn to recognize the kana before learning the actual steps to writing it. Use your imagination and connect each kana with an image associated with the sound. For example, the kana for 'e' looks like an h, so think "eh"; the kana look like an h, so it's the other letter in 'eh', an e. The kana for 'i' looks like 2 i's tilted at an agle without dots. A little imagination goes a long way with these.
@dinobublz yes i had to master it because i made a promise to my Japanese friend and i told her i will master it and i also would like to move to Japan so i must study harder but i still think you can do it
I typed in " I love to speak " on google translate from english to Japanese and it didnt look like love next to speak is there different ways of putting them together?
@UchihaGrand the traditional way of writing in japanese is up to down, but due to western influence it is sometimes left to right. but if you read a japanese newspaper or magazine it would be the traditional way.
how come sometimes when i type like ex: on my ipodtouch i dont found all of the katakana characaters on there like can u spell half the word with hirigana chacacters?
@HinataGirlForeva i think 'de' is written で. its like 'te' but with two lines. it belongs in another list called the dakuon i think. they are characters that are written same as the hiragana but you add two little lines and it gives a different sound. e.g 'ka' is か but 'ga' is が etc.
Im really confused with how to say them. Like Eh and Oh sound like 2 of them. Could you type in english how to say all 5 of them. Its Ah,Eh,Oh, but then the other 2 sound just the same could you help me out plz.
I thought when it is written horizontally, you will read it from right to left? In the last recap, the AO which is blue is written as "A O". So if you read it from right to left, it is "O A".
@japanesepod101 Thanks for clearing that up! I'm really studying and when i first saw the japanese characters, i was like "ngee, so hard" but when i watched your clip last night, i find it easier.. Thanks for the post...
How do you know what the word means without somebody telling you. Like if you pick to letters from the choce of letters ou shown us how will you know what they mean together ?
thank you for making this video~!!! I really love it,And now I could get closer to my favorite animes because of your videos~!!! :) thank you very much *bow*
Oh c'mon... I mean, "u so" (it's my first day :C)!... Persona 3 is haunting me everywhere I go... She has the same name as one of the characters in that game...
Lol after I finished watching all these videos I had memorized all the hiragana. I felt like I still wouldn't be able to read, so then a while later I got up and started cleaning the house. Then I found a really old japanese pokemon card.... And I shat bricks when I was able to read it :o
I have been watching this for a while, and clicked back to A as soon as the film was done. I have an account on the japanesepod101 site, and I have to ask permission for the "special offer" first from my parents. I really love japanese, it is my favourite language ( btw, Does hana mean flower?)
Should i learn hiragana or intruduce my self and stuff? Which should i start with??
AnimeLuver4778 1 week ago
Learned hiragana in a couple of weeks and making significant progress on katakana. Easy.
JustinDTran 1 week ago in playlist Learn Hiragana and Katakana - Kantan Kana
can any one explain which is useful hiragana or kanji or kantan kana?
can u differentiate?
20070257R 2 weeks ago
@20070257R Well, first of it's カタカナ(katakana),簡単仮名(kantan kana, means Simple kana and is not an alphabet). All are needed and all are useful, however hiragana is the most important, I started learning Japanese 9 months ago and started with hiragana, it was a really good choice and I could read alot of things. I would avoid kanji for now, focus on hiragana then after that try katakana.
TehRealAssassin 1 week ago 5
@TehRealAssassin Also it seems alot of people go blindly into learning Japanese, I highly suggest not doing this, research about the Japanese language before even attempting to learn it. Well, if you ask, people will help you, but it is still better understand what you are about to do next.
TehRealAssassin 1 week ago
@TehRealAssassin Hey, on my computer what you put are just boxes for me, how do I change that?
MisterEclipse96 1 week ago in playlist Learn Hiragana and Katakana - Kantan Kana
@MisterEclipse96 That means Japanese text is not installed on your PC/Laptop. I'm sorry but Japanese text was automatically on my PC so I'm not quite sure how to do it... I think you just need to download something from Microsoft.
TehRealAssassin 6 days ago
@TehRealAssassin Thanks, also, in Japanese writing do you write the characters up and down or regularly (left to right)? Also, since they don't do the second Alphabet for free do you know any other videos that help teach the second one?
MisterEclipse96 6 days ago
@MisterEclipse96 Japanese normally write left to right, however writing from top to down is fine aswell. Hm, personally I don't recommend any videos, I did look at these videos at the very start, however I learnt both alphabets from charts on Google images. :P (I learnt both alphabets in a day, so I guess it works how I did it)
TehRealAssassin 6 days ago
@20070257R Exactly, Kanji is Chinese characters, it's very hard for beginners to learn, but when you're confident enough, try it~! ;)
1994dannylee 6 days ago
Is there any kind of pen I should be writing the characters with? Should I buy one with a thicker nib?
trun0jay 2 weeks ago
@trun0jay No, try it with a regular pen or pencil. What do you think Japanese kids in school write with to take notes and do homework? The marker she's using accentuates the curves well, but they won't appear in pencil writing.
tulae 2 weeks ago
konnichi wa sensei san, watashi no namae ha jorge no mekishiko jin desu, hajimemashite, sus calses son muy interesantes, gracias. supaingo hanashimasu, dozo joroshiku ja mata ne. English 60%. onamae ha kudasai, you said your name very fast, moo ichi do kudasai but slowly, ja mata ne.
rebelde354 2 weeks ago
its hard i cant learn it!!!!
whataboutkris 2 weeks ago
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HIRAGANA, KATAKANA AND KANJI???? WHICH ONE IS FAMOUS? SHOULD WE LEARN THE THREE OF THEM? CONFUSED! ANYONE?
haifa301 3 weeks ago
@haifa301 Just like you need to know lowercase and UPPERCASE to read normal English, you need to know all three to read normal Japanese.
tulae 2 weeks ago
i got all excited when I saw it was a face... ;) AT 2:45
LoveCandyGuys58 3 weeks ago in playlist Learn Hiragana and Katakana - Kantan Kana
:( It is very hard because I want to learn Japanese but I can not
reeman48 4 weeks ago in playlist Learn Hiragana and Katakana - Kantan Kana
@reeman48 yes, you can! :]
japanesepod101 4 weeks ago 30
Also, I started learning Japanese in July :3 I'm self teaching, and I'm 12. I surprisingly know a lot.
MikuMikuBeatGirl12 4 weeks ago
@MikuMikuBeatGirl12 That's great! If you study enough, you may be able to take more advanced Japanese classes in high school if they offer it
tulae 2 weeks ago
Japanesepod101,
Your lessons help a lot! They are at a very steady pace, and the teachers use examples to help, along with the stroke order. Thank you very much!!
MikuMikuBeatGirl12 4 weeks ago
Do I need to learn how to SPEAK Japanese before I do this? Or can I learn this first?
rainandmoonlight 1 month ago in playlist Learn Hiragana and Katakana - Kantan Kana
@rainandmoonlight i would say learn to write and read it then learn how to say it
Zealot1123 3 weeks ago
@Zealot1123 All right, thanks. I'm actually considering saving up for Rosetta Stone, though I know this is cheaper. I used Rosetta Stone for French, so I'm already used to it. Thanks though! :)
rainandmoonlight 3 weeks ago
this is so helpful thanks :)
adammasterson6 1 month ago
@younes727 exactly!! but from New Zealand for me!
MissMere001 1 month ago
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MissMere001 1 month ago
う is that u?
Ithaljim 1 month ago
@Ithaljim yes
LARC1100able 1 month ago
i can't hear what she said 04:08. s:
katta1206 1 month ago
Can someone help me?
they first two she said isn't it, a and i ?
But the others i can't hear what she said, are ther someone that, can tell me that ?
katta1206 1 month ago in playlist Learn Hiragana and Katakana - Kantan Kana
i thought that aoi is blue = . ="
CrazyLittleGirlKato 1 month ago in playlist Learn Hiragana and Katakana - Kantan Kana
Hmmm the way I write them didn't look so edgy. But I guess she knows what she's talking about.
chocolatehippocool 1 month ago
So out of the three different writings of japanese, do people learn them all? Or is there a writing that most japanese people use?
KiRbY3397 1 month ago
i started learning Japanese today. I found the hirigana for "a" surprisingly hard to write. Once I saw you do it, I could do it
FuroraCeltica 1 month ago in playlist Learn Hiragana and Katakana - Kantan Kana
@younes727 me and you have the same thoughts
as soon as i learn the language im moving or atleast visit japan
likinroxas 1 month ago
isn't hane,also a feather? :)
LuciaHane 1 month ago in playlist Learn Hiragana and Katakana - Kantan Kana
Thank you very much , I admire u because u speak both languages so professionally thank u again
THEunknown9810 1 month ago
Does it matter which bit of the letter is thicker and which bit is thinner? As in, can you write it with a biro?
teklacukierek 1 month ago
Much easier than i had expected it to be... its still a much more complicated language though than english, and very unique...
i think its very awesome how certain symbols come together to create lots of word combos, interesting.
saturnclouds 1 month ago in playlist Learn Hiragana and Katakana - Kantan Kana
Learn japanese.... Challenge accepted!!
linet4 2 months ago in playlist Learn Hiragana and Katakana - Kantan Kana
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ai means love not ie and the first letter was "a" then the next was "i" then "u" then "e" and last "o"!
MrYoyoguy123 2 months ago
loved it soo much , now i can write these characters they look coooool :P thanx for the vid ^^
kait155 2 months ago
this is wonderful, thank you very much! :)
IIIIIawesIIIII 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
Lol the music in the background
Themuffinz101 2 months ago
Thank you for the wonderful teaching! Your name reminds me of the spirited away. Chrio!
snowy9431 2 months ago
i just have started it as a fun, i like your voice, i hope i will continue.
puketinho 2 months ago
Japanese language its very beautifel hard but beautiful.I love Japan,culture,Tokyo,people.
I want to move in Japan on 2017 maybe.
I have 16 years now.Respect from my beautiful country too Romania.From Bucharest.
NoDreddy 3 months ago
I wish it had the English lettering under it so I can actully remember what I'm writing.
SexyCornflake1 3 months ago
@JenniferJuhas
When typing on a phone or computer I think it is but traditionally it's read from the top right down and then to the next column on the left.
AnimeLuv9000 3 months ago
Is Japanese read left to right like English?
JenniferJuhas 3 months ago
OMG i am so glad i have national internet cause i was flown out to japan when a company liked my drawings and now i am totally lost on what to do and all i here is blah blah blah blah blah japanese :)
headbutt1010 3 months ago
I was trying to remember it without playing this video,Is "Au" meaning of "Blue"?
SuperrrrrrYoo 3 months ago
@SuperrrrrrYoo it "aoi" not 'au"...
HanaYuki12 2 months ago
@SuperrrrrrYoo No '' Blue '' is '' Ao '' :D
katta1206 1 month ago
is this the japanese alphabet
gamer42399 3 months ago
When I use Google Translate to sound out words like Blue, it sounds nothing like "ah-oh". Should this be of concern to me? Google Translate says blue is ブルー.
Furthermore, I really appreciate this program and will most assuredly learn plenty from it, so thank you!
ericoneill34 3 months ago
@ericoneill34 Synthesized speech is not always accurate, specially the one Google Translate uses.
ale15926 3 months ago in playlist Learn Hiragana and Katakana - Kantan Kana
IMは、日本の話すことを学ぶが、その簡単に私のために書き、話すことよりも、入力する! :)
andres81231 4 months ago
im very good at writing "e" and "u" and "o" i still need to work on "I" and "a"
SelenaGomezFL 4 months ago
whats that backgroung music, i want to get it for my phone?
yutachan1993 4 months ago
What do you mean, when you say "ALMOST every word". Can't you write every word you want, in hiragana?
iiida5 4 months ago in playlist Learn Hiragana and Katakana - Kantan Kana
whats the meaning of hane? I use it a lot in Go 1:55
misantropicall 5 months ago
you should show how each word is spelled :)
121itzel 5 months ago
Can somone explain how a and i spell love? because im looking and writing this all down with out knowing what it all means.
Netchku 5 months ago
@Netchku i was thinking the SAME thing when i started learning japanese. like i did , you have to stop trying to associate japanese words/characters with american ones. You just have to accept and try to remember the japanese words and before you know it you'll know hiragana like a pro ^_^
PrettyBrownEyes112 5 months ago
@Netchku I know right ? XD lol i was confused at first but this is why a+i = iie which is when you put them together makeks the sound ie and e would make i think this is why but this is how i remember it iie = ayee
121itzel 5 months ago
YOU'RE HOT LOL
DJCh3NzO 5 months ago
it still seems so hard e_e by the way, you are soooo neat while writing. ;)
Oextarification 5 months ago
I fail badly at this. I don't understand any of it. Ima just give up -.-
Dragonmem88 6 months ago
@Dragonmem88 It's easier to learn to recognize the kana before learning the actual steps to writing it. Use your imagination and connect each kana with an image associated with the sound. For example, the kana for 'e' looks like an h, so think "eh"; the kana look like an h, so it's the other letter in 'eh', an e. The kana for 'i' looks like 2 i's tilted at an agle without dots. A little imagination goes a long way with these.
imtheonlysane1here 5 months ago
I want the music......
Ameed1992 6 months ago
I don't know how you did it, but thanks to Chihiro-san I know all the hiragana characters <3 thank you!
asuka0tayuya 6 months ago
Can you tell us how to spell the words :(
MrWereTurtles 6 months ago
AMAZING ENGRISH!!!
dinobublz 6 months ago
がんばてねみんあ
gohanDaniel1 6 months ago
@gohanDaniel1 yesh i will!!!
dinobublz 6 months ago
@dinobublz it took me four days to master hiragana and katakana and i think you can do it
gohanDaniel1 6 months ago
@gohanDaniel1 WTF!!??? u must've been WAY into it...i have like a almost 2 weeks and i still need to master hiragana...
dinobublz 6 months ago
@dinobublz yes i had to master it because i made a promise to my Japanese friend and i told her i will master it and i also would like to move to Japan so i must study harder but i still think you can do it
gohanDaniel1 6 months ago
@gohanDaniel1 lolz me too Japan is a beautiful place...I also wants to go to Rome and Egypt some day -_- sigh......
dinobublz 6 months ago
@dinobublz cool man if you want to learn japanese character quickly visit this site
gohanDaniel1 6 months ago
@gohanDaniel1 i have send it to your message the site
gohanDaniel1 6 months ago
@gohanDaniel1 i will thnx agen
dinobublz 6 months ago
IU (to speak) in 2:40 looks like a sad emoticon.
karolbeatbox 6 months ago
it easy
fubuki67 6 months ago
This is awesome!
InspirationzEL 6 months ago
wasn't "ie" "no"?
AwayD 7 months ago
@AwayD ""iie" (with a long vowel in there) means "no" :) They're very similar, so be careful!
japanesepod101 7 months ago 8
@japanesepod101 how do i know when to use hiragana,katakana or kanji?
cause i seen them sometimes mixed so im bit confused.
CoolGirlKitty2 6 months ago
i wonder did Mina-san learn this from watching it the first time...
ugh i have alot of remembering to do >.<
MiniMagicGirl 7 months ago
is kantan kana the same as katakana? or what exactly IS the difference?
iSketchSometimes 7 months ago
@iSketchSometimes "Kantan Kana" is the name of this series = "kantan" means "easy", and "kana" refers to both hiragana and katakana :)
japanesepod101 7 months ago 6
@nayli1000 'Ao' is a noun, while 'aoi' is an adjective. It means the same thing but it is spelled differently depending on how you're using it.
pinkagony13 7 months ago
i just didn't get the names also whats hate since theres love
mattafields 7 months ago
Can anyone help me ??
I want to say "Yes , here it's bedtime." in japanese and I'm a bit confuse..is it correct this way ?? : "はい、ここでそれは就寝時間です。" ?
Clawdia13 7 months ago
this helped alot thank u
BlazeWolf9511 7 months ago
I typed in " I love to speak " on google translate from english to Japanese and it didnt look like love next to speak is there different ways of putting them together?
UchihaGrand 7 months ago
I'm 12 and i love Japan and the culture and everything else but to clear my mind it is read right to left like english right?
UchihaGrand 7 months ago
@UchihaGrand the traditional way of writing in japanese is up to down, but due to western influence it is sometimes left to right. but if you read a japanese newspaper or magazine it would be the traditional way.
mrankhrm 7 months ago
@nayli1000 I'm not sure, but I think "i" makes it an adjective ("ao" is a noun)
l0Like0It0Like0That 7 months ago
do u need to know how to SPEAK japanese to do this like example to spell cute dont u need the japanese version of cute? ( kawaii )
nd321123 7 months ago
how come sometimes when i type like ex: on my ipodtouch i dont found all of the katakana characaters on there like can u spell half the word with hirigana chacacters?
nd321123 7 months ago
OMFG!! I get it!! :D
BloodyViolet314 7 months ago
@HinataGirlForeva i think 'de' is written で. its like 'te' but with two lines. it belongs in another list called the dakuon i think. they are characters that are written same as the hiragana but you add two little lines and it gives a different sound. e.g 'ka' is か but 'ga' is が etc.
parisgala88 7 months ago
This is so hard!!!DX
ania0the0amazing 7 months ago
Im really confused with how to say them. Like Eh and Oh sound like 2 of them. Could you type in english how to say all 5 of them. Its Ah,Eh,Oh, but then the other 2 sound just the same could you help me out plz.
MrPyro145 7 months ago
I thought when it is written horizontally, you will read it from right to left? In the last recap, the AO which is blue is written as "A O". So if you read it from right to left, it is "O A".
bornokmcbread 7 months ago
@bornokmcbread It's read from right to left when it's written vertically, but not horizontally :)
japanesepod101 7 months ago 11
@japanesepod101 Thanks for clearing that up! I'm really studying and when i first saw the japanese characters, i was like "ngee, so hard" but when i watched your clip last night, i find it easier.. Thanks for the post...
bornokmcbread 7 months ago
@bornokmcbread i dont get all that....
Laurenn489 6 months ago
@Laurenn489 read it again
bornokmcbread 6 months ago
Is it just me, or does "To speak" look like a face?
Guyinurshado 7 months ago
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dxLinea 8 months ago
i think it would be moore easier if you write in the word in english like AI or wa ta shi wa etc , coz i dunno what is uu or uh
sidonot 8 months ago
@sidonot but, i dont think we should depent ( spelled wrong ? lol ) on romanji too much
dragonia00 8 months ago
i love hiroko more.. ^^
jafetrese 8 months ago
that does not look like gaara's tattoo :P
OhhEmGeez 9 months ago
@OhhEmGeez gaara's 'ai' is written in kanji...
jafetrese 8 months ago
@jafetrese i was kidding... notice the ":P"
OhhEmGeez 8 months ago
@OhhEmGeez Lol gaara's tatoo is either kanji or katakana, the "love" in this video is hiragana
UzumakiSoupFTW 8 months ago
this really helps! :O but am i the only one who dont hear sound at some points? :/
sakura8112 9 months ago
How do you know what the word means without somebody telling you. Like if you pick to letters from the choce of letters ou shown us how will you know what they mean together ?
lovesanimals1001 9 months ago
Watashi wa anata no kyujou issho ni ongaku totemo suki desune.
Ganbatte onegaishimasu. Yoroshiku onegaishimasu.^^
paexou 9 months ago
Your penmanship is REALLY good.
RyuuMakato42 9 months ago 31
Is it possible to write quickly when writing japanese or does it normally take a while since i see alot of detail in a word or letter ?
MrJakeKetchup 9 months ago
thank you for making this video~!!! I really love it,And now I could get closer to my favorite animes because of your videos~!!! :) thank you very much *bow*
MultiLyka21 9 months ago
これがすき
Nicro327 10 months ago
@Nicro327 karegasuki indeed
aussiechick00 9 months ago
いう
あお
うえ
気に
指さす 似合う せこい!る時間
I have no clue.
swordpetals 10 months ago
i love it !! sugoi !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :))
redvipers2009 10 months ago
The pronounciation of AU and AO are the same...i can't tell the difference :P
sinorsaint 10 months ago
I'd like to know, when do you use the vertical style of writing? and when do you use the horizontal type of writing? Domo arigato gozaimasu!
sinorsaint 10 months ago
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sinorsaint 10 months ago
@japanesepod101 What is OI was it nephew bad english sry
thedemonfox98 10 months ago
What is easier, speaking or writing Japanese??
josyylonen 10 months ago
@josyylonen depends. but it seems most people have trouble writing it.
Megatwilightwarrior 10 months ago
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Nicro327 10 months ago
@Hotpink066 But horizontally it's read left to right.
Losalus 10 months ago
Oh c'mon... I mean, "u so" (it's my first day :C)!... Persona 3 is haunting me everywhere I go... She has the same name as one of the characters in that game...
TAToutik 10 months ago
This is very helpful ^^.Thank you so much for posting these wonderful videos!
MinixAnime 11 months ago
I "ai" u Chihiro-sensei ^^
Melicioel7 11 months ago
Oh, and is there another one for katakana?
Nicro327 11 months ago
Lol after I finished watching all these videos I had memorized all the hiragana. I felt like I still wouldn't be able to read, so then a while later I got up and started cleaning the house. Then I found a really old japanese pokemon card.... And I shat bricks when I was able to read it :o
Nicro327 11 months ago 68
@Nicro327 what pokemon was it?
TreeClanProductins 8 months ago
@TreeClanProductins I think it was a squirtle.
Nicro327 8 months ago
I have been watching this for a while, and clicked back to A as soon as the film was done. I have an account on the japanesepod101 site, and I have to ask permission for the "special offer" first from my parents. I really love japanese, it is my favourite language ( btw, Does hana mean flower?)
HayleeAngalil 11 months ago
@Hotpink066 That is correct! One correction though, when Japanese is written top to bottom, it is read right to left.
japanesepod101 11 months ago
@japanesepod101 which is more common?do people usually write downwards or sideways?
HesDaryl 9 months ago
@japanesepod101
wait, so if you writing japanese..... do know need to no the japanese saying of it. like if i wanted to write cute? would i use cute or kawaii?
nd2309Fantastic 9 months ago
@Hotpink066 In English we write left to right not right to left.
bobjob777 11 months ago
How to write, Your pretty. Because you are. Love I'm so cheesy
FloriduhhGoon 11 months ago
Stop being mean. They ate both as good as eachothet
lilm2k8 11 months ago
i love this! Thanks so much!
mssunnify223 11 months ago
"Ao" and "aoi" are the same, right?
BlazingCobaltX 11 months ago
Doesn't "ie" mean "no" as well as "house"?
david2869 11 months ago
Thank you very mucho mr.arigato^^.
KiriouSs 11 months ago
FOR RAW MANGA!
TimeManInJail 11 months ago
and does oi mean "hey" as well as nephew??
Cyrus150 1 year ago
and I thought blue was Aoi?
Cyrus150 1 year ago
I thought to speak was "hanasu"?
Cyrus150 1 year ago
haha i first i was watching this and then i realized that my name is already japanese haha "tori"
sakuranamikaze1 1 year ago
fantastic video, thank you so much for this
PanteraRosa91 1 year ago
what is the letter that's like Z is it P or E??
ImSoSick04 1 year ago
@ImSoSick04 e
katttttttttttttie 1 year ago
what is ku? the last lesson.. =)
ImSoSick04 1 year ago
i wannna learn japaneeeeeseeeee!!! :D
ImSoSick04 1 year ago
so nice thanks:D But is it that she is saying ai is? Love?
linnealoumagic 1 year ago
where's hiroko!? i was learning so much with her!! NOOOOOO...i hate change =.=
SoraCloud9 1 year ago
@SoraCloud9
liledd8728 1 year ago
Can you also write it sideways, because you're writing it down. I just want to know.
TheTaze2000 1 year ago
@TheTaze2000 Yes! That is okay too.
japanesepod101 1 year ago
@japanesepod101