Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji ひらがな、カタカナ、漢字

Learning Japanese. Do you need hiragana, katakana, AND kanji? Yes. Which one first? If I was your teacher, I'd make you learn hiragana and katakana together. Then kanji soon after. Why? Because Japanese use all three "alphabets". You can't just learn 1/3 of it. Imagine learning just letters A through H...only. That's ridiculous and silly.

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[Cookieandcreame51]

I learned hiragana first and I'm moving on to katakana now. Thx for posting (:

[starletshay]

@Cookieandcreame51 Great! Keep up the good work!

[ashypoos1]

Arigatou :)

[starletshay]

@ashypoos1 You're welcome~

[jimmyjam9014]

dammit, i started hiragana first :(

[starletshay]

@jimmyjam9014 There's nothing wrong with doing hiragana first....

[starletshay]

@aWeSoMeZ12191 There are some words that don't originate from Japan that is used in the Japanese language. For example....chocolate is not originally from Japan. So they say chokore-to...and you write that in katakana...like チョコレート。

[aWeSoMeZ12191]

@starletshay foreign as inwhat? like context clues im really puzzled

[starletshay]

@Luffy0123456789 I usually use worksheets I find off the internet when I teach! Just Google free hiragana/katakana worksheets...you'll find many!

[starletshay]

@Luffy0123456789 You're welcome!