I feel so accomplished XD I was able to read the hiragana at the beginning of the video, then I realized that the "Hiragana" at the top of it was a sub >.<
I like the katana song better!! it's the same type than the numbers 1-20 song! ...thoses song stay stuck in my head really better!! : ) thanks a lot for all that help!!! :D
You know if (Rosetastone) used upbeat music like that younger people would be more apt to spend hours using it ^_^ Still wouldn't compensate for it's outragous price though T_T
i LOVE your vids!! they make learning japanese WAY funner and easier!! ur songs are stuck in my head all day ^.^ Arigato!! :) (sorry if its spelled wrong).
Wow this japanese version of the YMCA rocks! haha No but really this helped me with some of the pronunciation because I have been learning to write Hiragana rather than speak and I was over exagerating some of the words in my head most likely because the only time I hear them is inbetween a tense dual on some anime or something haha
Im learning Japanese and last year my teacher ALWAYS played videos from GenkiJapan .I always sang this song to piss off my friend and it was GREAT !.! I still sing it and It helped me to get ahead of the rest of the class last year ... ya kno it gave me a boost so I could start on something else that we hadn't started on in class .Thanks to this Im the top student in my class :D
phew, glad I didn't choose japanese classes next year too, hiragana was difficult enough though katakana was pretty easy but then next year it's kanji...
Katakana first, that way you'll be able to understand a lot of the words you read. Then hiragana. But they both only take an afternoon or so to learn to read, have a look at the games on the Genki Japan Net site.
Then you start the kanji! That's the bit that takes years - but fun though!
It's the Japanese syllable alphabet. Every Japanese word can be written in Hiragana because it covers all sounds the Japanese language knows, which means that Japanese consists of about 70 syllables. Hiragana can be e.g. for grammatical reasons (as particles, at the end of a verb, etc.) or as furigana, which are written above a kanji to show its reading. Hope I could help you a bit. Just ask if there are more questions
Kind of wondering, for the Kanji of "Hiragana" I noticed that the 'Ga' syllable is not mentioned in the song. Am I supposed to alter the 'ka' kanji or do something wiasdjkfhalsdjfhlshdgfladhfg...
I have a really hard time to pronounce the "R" sound. I live in germany and neither the "R" nor the "L"-sound sounds right... Is there a good way to excersise it?
sigge951: the hiragana alphabet consists of 46 (? i think) symbols. each symbol is pronounced the way it is typed on a computer (eg. に is called ni, and typed that way too. it is said 'ni' too.)
b) Hiragana (curvier, simpler characters) are a syllabary: each "letter" is really a syllable.
As you know, the Japanese borrowed the Kanji from the Chinese, but since Chinese and Japanese are very different, unrelated languages, there are meanings and word parts that Chinese characters cannot represent.
Hiragana does that: represent word endings and particles that fine-tune the meaning of the Kanji they accompany.
It is used also for onomatopoeia: "splash!" "boom!" "argh!".
Katakana (as simple as Hiragana, but somewhat "edgier") is the final piece in the puzzle..
Like Hiragana, it is a syllabary. Unlike Hiragana, it is used to write the sound of NON-Japanese words - i.e. foreign words.
In practice, this means words from languages other than Chinese or Korean, but there could be words from Korean written in Katakana that I am not aware of.
Please bear in mind my knowledge is defective and these are gross generalizations.
LOL i have my japanese coach for the DS and this is jst what im learning. altho im not in da Ys yet. haha. nd i can do simple sentences. but this helped me ALOT! haha thx!
This helped a lot for me to study for the hiragana quiz I had the next day, thanks, and is this you singing this, you do an excellent job, I love the last 3 letters, Waa Woah, MMM xD, so fun.
I want to say "thanks" to the creator of this vid! I'm struggling with hiragana but this vid helps me to keep the hiraganas in mind (and learn their order, too).
I never quite understood the logic behind the Japanese writing system. It looks neat and exotic, but it has to be the least efficient one on the planet. I mean...two big syllabaries for the same set of sounds, PLUS Chinese characters, PLUS sometimes using stuff from our alphabet as well?
I suppose it's a cultural thing, but wouldn't it be more efficient just to use Hiragana? And nothing else? I mean... an entirely seperate syllabary that only seems to be used for loanwords strikes me as silly.
Why do we have abcdefg and ABCDEFG? Surely just as silly? ; )
You need the kanji for the meaning though, there are so many words that sound the same that without the kanji you'd never have any idea what the other person was talking about. Jishin any body? 自信 or 地震?
i guess u actually have to have an actual class cuz i still have a whole bunch of questions. maybe u guys can answer them: 1-Can u combine alphabet symbols to make a word from different alphabets? 2-how many symbols total are there? 3-r there any techniques to help remember the sound to the look of the symbol? 4 i have a few others but i dont think too many people r going to look or bother with these questions. I am probably going to buy rosetta stone
I personally like Hiragana song than Katakana song, but they both have their ups and downs, for example, the Katakana makes it a little easier to learn because it is slower, but it is also more boring and sticks less to you brain!
The three alphabets are Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. There's also Furigana which is when Hiragana is placed under Kanji so someone who doesn't know the Kanji can read it.
i watch this everyday at least once or twice just to keep my studying fresh. i know most of the hiragana now (today is my 4th day of studying) i know 31 of the 48.still learning the katakana and kanji though. those are the hard ones. imo
im teaching my self japanese out of the Colloquial Japanese: The Complete Course book im on my second day and Ive learned 16 hiragana and 5 kanji and 3 katakana so far. i always get sa and chi mixed up @_@. cos they look exactly the same just flipped.
Ah Japanese class
NatsumiNoMiko 1 month ago
amazing!
Annie270393 1 month ago
Hard core techno right here XD
simsvideoshahaha 2 months ago 2
ありがとございます!
IScorchUKI 2 months ago in playlist hiragana song 4
That moment when your sensei plays it in class then everyone starts acting high from learning.
TohruTwinkie 2 months ago 17
Awesome!!!!!!!!! (^_^)
Thecheeseyworld 2 months ago 2
<3 i love this version the one that i herd was way to fast for anyone in my class
jbobacon18 3 months ago
You guys made it soo easy!! Am already on Kanji!! LOVE your site!! Promote it to anyone who wants to learn Japanese real quick!
MissAliciaDark 3 months ago
Repeating the alphabet helps, but nothing works like actually writing the hiragana down and repeating it.
Iwatchtrek 3 months ago
nice...i love this...
missxin92 3 months ago
so catchy.
Stuck in my head :)
MrWolfClawz 3 months ago
I LOVE THIS SONG
LaffOutLoud567 3 months ago
We watched this in my Japanese class!!!
missmolly500 4 months ago 9
@missmolly500 me too ! xD
oksana024 4 months ago
I'm in Japanese class and so far i know the symbols in the first 30 seconds, but that's not bad, we just started school
blahblahblah1377 5 months ago 4
i listened to this song in my japanese class today. BEST. SONG EVER. すごい!
joanjett4eva 6 months ago
This song has been so helpful for my learning the hiragana! And it's so catchy! I find myself singing it.
かか きき くく けけ ここ!
かきくけこ! かきくけこ!
TheGuyFromChicago 9 months ago 16
bahaha we do this in my Japanese clss; and evryone like screams it
MissHeSaidSheSaid 9 months ago 6
We listened to this in school and it sounded pretty cool so I just had to go to their site and listen to it and then come here lol. :)
butterflyblizzard123 9 months ago
the music rocks..
icommand 9 months ago
HA ! I LOVE THIS SONG MY FRIENDS AND I ARE OBSESSED WITH IT !!
MissHeSaidSheSaid 9 months ago
THIS ISS SOO CATCHY <3 I LOVE IT!
lildevilxxangel 10 months ago
I'd never stop listening to this.
pudaddy 10 months ago
*starts dancing*
AmuletLoveAngel 10 months ago
Katakana :/
Nicro327 10 months ago
I like the katakana song better :P I heard it in Japanese class and now I can't get it out of my head
TheLilUchiha 10 months ago
@GenkiJapanNet Too late for me... I've already began remembering Hiragana, so I figure I should finish before moving on to Katakana.
gemerl20 10 months ago
Oh, and is there a symbol for "po"?
Nicro327 10 months ago
I feel so accomplished XD I was able to read the hiragana at the beginning of the video, then I realized that the "Hiragana" at the top of it was a sub >.<
Nicro327 10 months ago
LOVE THIS SONG!
EJClubPenguin 10 months ago
The voice is cute :-)
TheSpartaner1 10 months ago
This is possibly the most fun I've had watching YouTube in a long time. I want to stop watching this video but I CAN'T! It's soooo cute!
kalte333 10 months ago
i like when she says Genki Japan dot net.. cute
deezacharo 11 months ago
I like the katana song better!! it's the same type than the numbers 1-20 song! ...thoses song stay stuck in my head really better!! : ) thanks a lot for all that help!!! :D
Katleenfarine 1 year ago 3
ohh i wish i had discovered genki japann earlier, i learned it with a book, it would be easier that way lol
MsDiReNgReY 1 year ago
I find Hiragana easier to remember than Katakana. I remembered all the Hiragana but only about 6 Katakana. xD
EmoChildOfThaNight 1 year ago 2
Great video!! My brother memorized this in like 2-3 days!!! and he's 4
Brookles99 1 year ago 3
=) i think the hiragana song is best. i like your videos.
ginseiookami 1 year ago
You know if (Rosetastone) used upbeat music like that younger people would be more apt to spend hours using it ^_^ Still wouldn't compensate for it's outragous price though T_T
LegendaryGoldDragon 1 year ago 3
this is very goed keep up the good work
dannyvreter 1 year ago
This is the best! Thank you so much.
SilenceBroken23 1 year ago
Hahahaha...
Very interesting way to learn Japanese!
IgnizFury 1 year ago 3
i LOVE your vids!! they make learning japanese WAY funner and easier!! ur songs are stuck in my head all day ^.^ Arigato!! :) (sorry if its spelled wrong).
KaminariKryptonite 1 year ago
Wow this japanese version of the YMCA rocks! haha No but really this helped me with some of the pronunciation because I have been learning to write Hiragana rather than speak and I was over exagerating some of the words in my head most likely because the only time I hear them is inbetween a tense dual on some anime or something haha
Thankyou.
TheNotoriousTOM 1 year ago
Im learning Japanese and last year my teacher ALWAYS played videos from GenkiJapan .I always sang this song to piss off my friend and it was GREAT !.! I still sing it and It helped me to get ahead of the rest of the class last year ... ya kno it gave me a boost so I could start on something else that we hadn't started on in class .Thanks to this Im the top student in my class :D
AlternativeeSuicidee 1 year ago
phew, glad I didn't choose japanese classes next year too, hiragana was difficult enough though katakana was pretty easy but then next year it's kanji...
Lolismad 1 year ago
Nice..i love it..
BeybladerMFBfan 1 year ago
What a fun way to learn Japanese Hiragana / ひらがな!!*^-^* It's quite rhythmical & catchy!! Ganbare*^-^*
AphroditeEros33 1 year ago
....wow I learned this faster than I have my Spanish classes that I've been taking my whole school year...sad.
EvilChocoKitty 1 year ago 7
@EvilChocoKitty So true!! Same goes for me.
inlinekidk2 1 year ago
XD it's so catchy XD
yushe101 1 year ago
is there anywhere I could download your videos to my Ipod, they're great
TheFirepaw 1 year ago 69
@TheFirepaw Yep, they're on the Genki Japan site, head over to the Hiragana Song page!
GenkiJapanNet 1 year ago 30
@GenkiJapanNet oh OK thankyou :3
TheFirepaw 1 year ago
should i learn katakana first or hirigana? please answer :)
felixthemaster1 1 year ago 23
Katakana first, that way you'll be able to understand a lot of the words you read. Then hiragana. But they both only take an afternoon or so to learn to read, have a look at the games on the Genki Japan Net site.
Then you start the kanji! That's the bit that takes years - but fun though!
GenkiJapanNet 1 year ago 46
@GenkiJapanNet I already know the basic Hiragana. :) I'll definitely be checking out your site for the Katakana.
amberlovely1 1 year ago 2
subarashii!!!!!!
that's an exellant revision for my hiragana!
lol thank you
wainssu1 1 year ago
sugoi^^ arigatou^^
paulaloverani 2 years ago 6
nice beat!!!!
4teensanime 2 years ago 23
um can someone tell me what hiragana is, idont get it......... =l
Rukia170 2 years ago
Japanese uses three alphabets. One of them is Hiragana.
visentin4 2 years ago 3
the phonetic alphabet for japanese used for native japanese words.
bulgogi123ify 2 years ago
to: Rukia170
hiragana is a japanese writing style where you write the literal characters for the word, speak n' spell lol
example:
honto = ho character + n character + to character = really
i would put the actual characters in here too, but i cant type in japanese unfortunately
P.S.
im sorry if you already found the information. i do realize im a month late
thedoomdragon 2 years ago 6
ONE of the JAPANESE writing systems
TiggerKool1155 2 years ago 3
HIragana are japanese characters. 43 in total.
GGames2009 2 years ago
Hiragana is one of the Japanese alphabets. There's Hiragana, Katakana (used for foreign words I believe), and Kanji.
PrycePerco 2 years ago 6
It's the Japanese syllable alphabet. Every Japanese word can be written in Hiragana because it covers all sounds the Japanese language knows, which means that Japanese consists of about 70 syllables. Hiragana can be e.g. for grammatical reasons (as particles, at the end of a verb, etc.) or as furigana, which are written above a kanji to show its reading. Hope I could help you a bit. Just ask if there are more questions
WurStGoESCrAzY 2 years ago 30
which one should i learn first?
felixthemaster1 1 year ago
Kind of wondering, for the Kanji of "Hiragana" I noticed that the 'Ga' syllable is not mentioned in the song. Am I supposed to alter the 'ka' kanji or do something wiasdjkfhalsdjfhlshdgfladhfg...
ARG I'm so confused!
loveanime101 2 years ago 5
@loveanime101 yup you must add the symbol to "ka" (か) in order to make "ga" (が) and the same for き (ぎ) く (ぐ) and so on
factor828 2 years ago
@loveanime101 you have to add those 2 line things. I think they are called nigori it looks like: が
KittyLuvYou 2 years ago
No wonder all of the Japanese/Chinese/Korean people I know have such good handwriting in English. It takes some artistic talent to write these...
Al1HopeisGone 2 years ago 21
My six year year old likes singing this on the bus!
ShroudedPrincess 2 years ago 6
I can't help but think I'm learning the alphabet in a night club. XD
PonyADig 2 years ago 562
like the beat and so AWSOME!!!!!!
lawsoncomedy1 2 years ago 8
Very nicely done!
ve8729 2 years ago 3
I have a really hard time to pronounce the "R" sound. I live in germany and neither the "R" nor the "L"-sound sounds right... Is there a good way to excersise it?
Heled1r 2 years ago 3
the r sound is like a mix between an r and l sound, although i dont know exactly what this sounds like in germany
Disneychanne1 2 years ago 2
what is hiragana used for?
is it for spelling words that don't have a symbol of their own?
shipoopiman00 2 years ago
I like the Katakana version better. It's slower for real beginners and easier to hear how the letters are pronounced, but both are good
EphemeralAbode 2 years ago 5
Ma Ma Mi Mi Mu Mu Me Me Mo Mo! :3
kzundiverus 2 years ago 3
but do these symbols MEAN anything???????
TheDrunkenFairy 2 years ago
this thing is awsome my teacher at school made it and my people in my class like the beat and words and like the alphebet so i like it too
jessenmadeus 2 years ago
umm excuse me i really do not want to sound dumb but...is this the letters themselves or is this the sounds of the letters?
by the way this is a great video my bro loves to dance to it and i love to sing to it and we have both learned alot from this video thank you so much
1coolgirl111 2 years ago 5
It's both. In Japanese the names and sounds are the same.
GenkiJapanNet 2 years ago 11
Cute :-D
Interesting idea :-D
TheJapanChannelDcom 2 years ago
kawaiii!
Heavymetalisforlife 2 years ago
--__--
kzundiverus 2 years ago 2
@Heavymetalisforlife : doesn't that transate to "so cute!" ?
Gyzome 2 years ago 4
i really like the songs. i learned the numbers last year by listening to the numbers song.
now i'm in a japanese class and i couldn't learn the hiragana without these songs. :D
i like the katakana song better than hiragana though because its slower and easier to see/remember symbol. :)
motokoai 2 years ago 8
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jomorx78 2 years ago
just started, but i stil dont understand how japanese can understand every letter? a word for a letter? is there a system?
sigge951 2 years ago
Anyone can learn anything if they grew up with it or was passionate enough to do it.
Practice makes perfect.
ironwolfosiris 2 years ago 7
sigge951: the hiragana alphabet consists of 46 (? i think) symbols. each symbol is pronounced the way it is typed on a computer (eg. に is called ni, and typed that way too. it is said 'ni' too.)
saminanutshell 2 years ago 3
1)
sigge951,
Although my knowledge of Japanese is negligible, THERE IS a system.
My very poor understanding is this:
a) Kanji (Chinese characters) are used to convey the main words - what you and would call nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs...
Like in Chinese, words can be composed of one or more Kanji.
Unlike in Chinese, each individual Kanji can represent more than one syllable.
amoxtlacatl 2 years ago 6
2)
b) Hiragana (curvier, simpler characters) are a syllabary: each "letter" is really a syllable.
As you know, the Japanese borrowed the Kanji from the Chinese, but since Chinese and Japanese are very different, unrelated languages, there are meanings and word parts that Chinese characters cannot represent.
Hiragana does that: represent word endings and particles that fine-tune the meaning of the Kanji they accompany.
It is used also for onomatopoeia: "splash!" "boom!" "argh!".
amoxtlacatl 2 years ago 5
3)
c) And finally, you have Katakana.
Katakana (as simple as Hiragana, but somewhat "edgier") is the final piece in the puzzle..
Like Hiragana, it is a syllabary. Unlike Hiragana, it is used to write the sound of NON-Japanese words - i.e. foreign words.
In practice, this means words from languages other than Chinese or Korean, but there could be words from Korean written in Katakana that I am not aware of.
Please bear in mind my knowledge is defective and these are gross generalizations.
amoxtlacatl 2 years ago 6
XD Kawaii!!!!!!!!!! lol it sooo kawaii
DarkEvilMuffinEater 2 years ago
わたしはにほんごのがくせいです。
Xanton1134 2 years ago 7
Awesome!
delin5 2 years ago 3
does that mean you are a japanese student? ]
Because if it does and i can read that, then that's super awesome!
TNTBlowinUp 2 years ago
waw thanks is the japanese always write by hiragana or there is another one?
Kiralover2 2 years ago
No, there is also a Katakana alphabet that has the same sounds as this one except it uses different symbols/characters.
intellaricovision 2 years ago
its so kawaii~ i'm so faving :D
Cyanide124 2 years ago
これかわいい!
This is cute!
umbreonshade 2 years ago
man! love this! ur a genius! srsly!
moner65 2 years ago
LOL i have my japanese coach for the DS and this is jst what im learning. altho im not in da Ys yet. haha. nd i can do simple sentences. but this helped me ALOT! haha thx!
Narutokunie5 2 years ago
lucky i been wanting that game for a long time, i just dont feel like saving, where did you get yours
CokeAndTaffy14 2 years ago
you i dont have a game 4 that and its not a game
jessenmadeus 2 years ago
The kana games are on the Genki Japan Net site!
GenkiJapanNet 2 years ago
I like this song and it does help me pronounce better.
kikyoC 2 years ago 3
lol. Im not trashing japanese or americans. But I bet you could play this in an american club and they would go nuts.
rphinks 2 years ago 4
This helped a lot for me to study for the hiragana quiz I had the next day, thanks, and is this you singing this, you do an excellent job, I love the last 3 letters, Waa Woah, MMM xD, so fun.
gorion79 2 years ago
I want to say "thanks" to the creator of this vid! I'm struggling with hiragana but this vid helps me to keep the hiraganas in mind (and learn their order, too).
TwilightF 2 years ago
XD I Luv ur vids lol!
i found ur site like maybe a week ago but i didn't know u (or yall) had a youtube XD so osm! anyway thnx for posting this!!!
IlyssaLuvsYou 2 years ago
we have same vowels and consonants in indian languages.............its so similar.......almost till the last bit.
amitnarayankar 2 years ago
japanese is actually kinda easy i love my japanese class its so much fun
Ellanrinn 2 years ago 3
I never quite understood the logic behind the Japanese writing system. It looks neat and exotic, but it has to be the least efficient one on the planet. I mean...two big syllabaries for the same set of sounds, PLUS Chinese characters, PLUS sometimes using stuff from our alphabet as well?
I suppose it's a cultural thing, but wouldn't it be more efficient just to use Hiragana? And nothing else? I mean... an entirely seperate syllabary that only seems to be used for loanwords strikes me as silly.
Shavarnarak 2 years ago 19
Why do we have abcdefg and ABCDEFG? Surely just as silly? ; )
You need the kanji for the meaning though, there are so many words that sound the same that without the kanji you'd never have any idea what the other person was talking about. Jishin any body? 自信 or 地震?
GenkiJapanNet 2 years ago
but wouldn't that same confusion arise from the spoken language?
Yakeyglee 2 years ago
You can think of katakana as like our italics, used for emphasis, if that helps lessen the burden a bit.
CaligulaBoots 2 years ago
i love this song ! ^^
vitaanie 2 years ago 11
This is what we had to memorize in class. Too bad I didn't know this song when I was studying!
TotallyJustAwesome 2 years ago 4
I'm learning Japanese and my teaacher
is like the video
she always make us to repeat all the alphabet xD
I love it ♥
QuePedoLocas 2 years ago 3
My neighbors who live above my apartment complex are banging on my ceiling because i have this song turned up on my 5.1 Stereo system to Full Blast!
IDrinkAl0ne 2 years ago 29
Fantastic!
I've just about learnt all of these now, but I was unsure of how to pronounce them. Thanks for the great song!
homemadejam2006 2 years ago 6
i'm head banging to this
themightydumbass 2 years ago 158
@0:14 - 0:15 - is it pronounced chi? or ki?
13chibi13 2 years ago
ki: き
chi: ち
So it's pronounced 'ki'.
KAKASAN 2 years ago
I LOVE this song!
LovableLeo1 2 years ago
:D Teehee I love this video so far Im just learning hiragana and so far I have remembered A E I O U YA YO YU and N xD
EmoMoodSwings 2 years ago
what is the most common righting style in japan
blue2kid3 2 years ago
Hiragana, by quite a bit.
Phil2171 2 years ago
I bet if I watch this another 4 times I'll get it~~~
It's catchy. XD
x3Nar 2 years ago
Great!!! ひらがな rhythm.
kokeshiwa 2 years ago
x.x; It is stuck in my head.
AmiAmiAmix 2 years ago 72
i already learned the hiragana and katakana symbols but i cant remember them this helped
kyosohmarox1212 2 years ago 5
I need one for Katakana too :D
Thanks~
ocergnairb 2 years ago 3
It's on the Genki Japan site!
GenkiJapanNet 2 years ago
にゃ、にゅ、にょ nya,nyu,nyo
ひゃ、ひゅ、ふお hya,hyu,hyo
みゃ、みゅ、みょ mya,myu,myo
りゃ、りゅ、りょ rya,ryu,ryo
ぎゃ、ぎゅ、ぎょ gya,gyu,gyo
じゃ、じゅ、じょ ja,ju,jo
びゃ、びゅ、びょ bya,byu,byo
ぴょ、ぴゅ、ぴゃ pya,pyu,pyo
Hopefully I helped u gain one step further to your Japanese studies. I suggest you to get a teacher to learning Japanese better. With more material.
asaosake 2 years ago 28
when i hear the ones that begin with "r" like ra ri ru re ro the "r" sounds like "L"
phantompanda14 2 years ago 7
It's sort of in between
GenkiJapanNet 2 years ago
i guess u actually have to have an actual class cuz i still have a whole bunch of questions. maybe u guys can answer them: 1-Can u combine alphabet symbols to make a word from different alphabets? 2-how many symbols total are there? 3-r there any techniques to help remember the sound to the look of the symbol? 4 i have a few others but i dont think too many people r going to look or bother with these questions. I am probably going to buy rosetta stone
pumpkinheadjrb 2 years ago 7
omg im having a tough time !
TravisPacific 2 years ago 10
awesome
animenum1 2 years ago 2
i didnt kno learning japanese can be expressed by song lol i love it
gazettErock4ever 2 years ago 3
Lol, I absolutely LOVE these videos...
<3!
Gizmorific 2 years ago 10
Tanks for this learn Japanese song's Arigatou
magmadragon92 2 years ago 3
this is the hiragana song o.o
Esaink 2 years ago
Arigatou Gozaimasu!
Japanese is awesome! I am so willing to learn it!
:)
SpongebobL0VER 2 years ago
exams? where would you take a hiragana lessons
TribalWarsTube 2 years ago
I finally memorized this after four days. I've been having fun writing stuff down. Hiragana down, Katakana next.
Madscientist115 2 years ago 5
This is so catchy and easy to learn. Thanks!
gidoo123 2 years ago
omg its annoyin!!!, again again again lol, love dis one
benton202 2 years ago
I personally like Hiragana song than Katakana song, but they both have their ups and downs, for example, the Katakana makes it a little easier to learn because it is slower, but it is also more boring and sticks less to you brain!
RikuElement 2 years ago
ok there r three kinds of abcd in japanese.Hiragana,katagana and another i forgot
xxxsankxxx 2 years ago
The three alphabets are Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. There's also Furigana which is when Hiragana is placed under Kanji so someone who doesn't know the Kanji can read it.
packetpirate 2 years ago 3
This is cool!!! SUKI!!
LudmilaB 2 years ago
*does worm while singing the song* lol its super cool to learn japanese...with some intersting dance music!!
inubaby67 2 years ago
at 00:42 it looks like a pretzel
edithsakura 2 years ago 3
Yeah!! i will remember that like a pretzel hehehe
sulemgothica 2 years ago
so that is the abcs in japanese?! omg am so going to write this down!
sakurafan06 2 years ago 6
lol it freaks me up! super dance music to learn japanese...wow
mys3LfNi 2 years ago 5
i already can read all of them xD im just really slow....
xastrickxplusx 2 years ago
Nihongo wakatemasu
OtakuDeju 2 years ago
japaneseis the coolest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Alviss999 2 years ago 13
I think Katakana are more easier to write xD
DaQba 2 years ago 7
Yes I experienced that.
JochenSteig 2 years ago
I kinda wish you had mentioned tenten and maru sounds, too, because I tend to forget those most, but otherwise, this is really cool and really good.
MusicLoverGurl 2 years ago
is it just me or ther is no letter "R" ???
ther supposed to be "R" right? 0.o
mugiwarachin 2 years ago
Yeah, it starts at 1:16. It just sounds like an L sound
justjoshin2 2 years ago
i watch this everyday at least once or twice just to keep my studying fresh. i know most of the hiragana now (today is my 4th day of studying) i know 31 of the 48.still learning the katakana and kanji though. those are the hard ones. imo
DJBigz1988 2 years ago
I'm just curious....
if somebody were to study japanese...
then all he has to know is katakana, hiragana and have a japanese dictionary, right?
is learning both Katakana and Hiragana a must?
or can i just learn Katakana alone and it would still be alright?
jiaoyinyang 2 years ago
Both are necessary,
because Hiragana and Katakana is separated on expression.
Furthermore, the minimum kanji will be necessary.
Do its best.
humanbeansprout 2 years ago 4
im teaching my self japanese out of the Colloquial Japanese: The Complete Course book im on my second day and Ive learned 16 hiragana and 5 kanji and 3 katakana so far. i always get sa and chi mixed up @_@. cos they look exactly the same just flipped.
DJBigz1988 2 years ago
*Starts Breakdancing*
44Tiburonsito44 2 years ago 122
i wish i knew fluent japanese :(
sakatis 2 years ago 95