YEEES, I feel so relieved now after so long, I remember when I begun to study all of this and having gone crazy! Looks so much easier now, thanks for the video!
oh god i am soooo far behind in learning kanji....but i know my whole hiragana and katagana ^-^....but i dont know much kanji at all :(...very very very little...only a few symbols i kno :(
what is your opinion about "kanji mnemonics" book? I realized reading the book that kanjis with same origin have same "on" reading.
English language is the only language with a Latin alphabet that works like kanjis (a word have diferents sound and meanings, therefore each words need a pronouncing); like "read", "do", "bass" and "wind".
YEEES, I feel so relieved now after so long, I remember when I begun to study all of this and having gone crazy! Looks so much easier now, thanks for the video!
gokharol 1 year ago
yay! i got most of them! i didn't knwo some at the end thuogh...:(
do you still make these types of videos?
iamtakingover 2 years ago
These are good! do you know the stroke order? I want someone to show me how to draw these right.
pancakesamich 2 years ago
These kanji are never in textbooks! Thank you so much!
pcharat 2 years ago
oh god i am soooo far behind in learning kanji....but i know my whole hiragana and katagana ^-^....but i dont know much kanji at all :(...very very very little...only a few symbols i kno :(
Emblemz 2 years ago
@Emblemz hey it's been one year since this comment, are you better acquainted with kanji now? hope you are ! (^-^)
gokharol 1 year ago
I got excited when I could actually read a cuople before the translation!! haha very funny =)
Brightstar27 3 years ago
ow, thankz for sharing this..
very helpful!
arigatou!
punkrockclique 3 years ago
ありがとうございました。購読します。
NMRA 3 years ago
arigatou gozaimasu!
okami912 3 years ago
コメントありがとうございます。 ドリカム、なつかしいでしょ？ なんか、元気が出ちゃう気がするんですよねーっ！ みんなも、楽しく日本語習えたらいいなと思って・・・ ：）
snapkitten 3 years ago
what is your opinion about "kanji mnemonics" book? I realized reading the book that kanjis with same origin have same "on" reading.
English language is the only language with a Latin alphabet that works like kanjis (a word have diferents sound and meanings, therefore each words need a pronouncing); like "read", "do", "bass" and "wind".
hedleypanama 3 years ago
are you sure about the katakana used in 'ikkagetsu mae'? i thought that one was 'ke'.
incidentally i've just subscribed because these videos are awesome.
dannidandannikins 3 years ago
I have not seen any "katakana", I think you mean "kana" or "hiragana".
Also 1 have no "ke" sound: i, ichi, istu and hito.
hedleypanama 3 years ago
Hi guys,
Thanks for the comments.
For this use, talk about number of months, you have to pronounce "ka" rather than "ke" though in Katakana "ke" is used.
Strange? Well, that's the way it is. : )
snapkitten 3 years ago
thank you so much - this is good revision for my GCSE (which is tomorrow)
RandomSuperGirl 3 years ago
How did it go?
snapkitten 3 years ago
it well okay, thanks, im really worried about the writing exam on Monday, your video's are a major help.
-Thank You
RandomSuperGirl 3 years ago
how can i possibly rember all those kanjis?
mickderkskouta 4 years ago
Practice! Practice!
がんばって！
snapkitten 4 years ago
gunbatte hm x3
I wonder how do you pronounce it without that っ cause がんばて would be the way how i would write it (witch is wrong)
mickderkskouta 4 years ago
say it like this: gam-bat-teh
How about that? Hope it helps. :)
snapkitten 4 years ago
Ahh i see ^_^
So that っ makes double t =P
Thats needed since there are no single t's in hiragana (i guess)
Thnx =D
mickderkskouta 4 years ago