Hiragana Trainer

http://rubdottocom.blogspot.com/2008/07/hiragana-en-tu-ipod.html

A simply Hiragana slideshow to study hiragana on my iPod

Category:

Education

Tags:

• japanese
• languages
• learning
• japón
• japan
• nihon
• nihongo
• hiragana
• idiomas

[Michibiki]

ん cannot be an M.

[Annihitate]

@Michibiki yeh obviously it's N xD

[YaburuRunyaru]

@NOTALIVESTILL Thanks a LOT, I did't know that! THNX!!!!!!

[NOTALIVESTILL]

@YaburuRunyaru no, Kanji represents idea per character and there are over thousands of characters - this is hiragana, its similar to the english alphabet where each character represents a sound instead of an idea.

[YaburuRunyaru]

Can this also be called kanji?

[DJTripState]

@Debatetime The dots are called tenten. Except for p they have a maru ぱ (pa) which is probably too small to see when compared with ば (ba) which has a tenten and は (ha) which has neither... And for even more advanced there is　しゃ　しゅ　しょ　(shya, shyu, shyo) which have a small y character next to another normal character in this case し (shi) and that changes the sound slightly, which can be apply to pretty much all of the other characters that have an i, like ki, shi, chi, etc... FUN!

[MissGreenDay7]

Oops! I've been doing some of them wrong! Thanks. I needed this video.

[FightingBen]

@Annihitate i am not an expert of japanese but i Belive is between M and N so say NM

[MusicxMixz]

Omg! Thank you so much! I was practicing writing these characters over and over, and now I memorize them!

[MusicxMixz]

@jeninacasimero3940 yes Korean is easier to write, but the pronouncation is a little hard. Japanese writing is a very hard when it comes to memorizing Kanji(mostly because Kanji has over 200 characters), but the pronouncation is easy.

[jeninacasimero3940]

Guys, I promise you korean is way much easier.I have mastered it already but it is your own preference if you like to study japanese. haha, ignore my recommendations!

[Alvarez3230]

Good! Only flaw is that it doesn't show the proper way of pronouncing them.