Practicing Kanji? 漢字練習帳

This is what Japanese kids use to practice writing Kanji in Japan.

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[whipwhip]

btw, what is it called again? kanji densu?

[HIROKOCHANNEL]

Kanji Renshu

[TokyoDriftV12]

Love the tutorials, helps a lot. U should make more of them. Can you show us how to eat with chop sticks? You may want to extend the limit for the close-ups. Arigato ^^

[maneatingbanana]

Is this only in japan? because i was gonna go to a store and buy a kanji book to practice kanji.

[303v]

@RonLarhz

right, katakana are used for foreign names, like citys in China.

青 means green AND blue. kyu could be the "chinese" pronounciation for the 秋 (aki)

Kanji in Japan. How you hopefully know, every Kanji in Japan has 2 kinds of pronounciation 1st.:kun-yomi (japanese;aki e.g.) and 2nd.: on-yomi (kind of chinese pronounciation; kyu).

[RonLarhz]

@303v

its still sound chinese cos its "pin xiang" in chinese.

i was hoping like 青 means blue in japanese aoi but means green in chinese or 秋 in japanese is aki and chinese is qiu.like a diff pronounciation sort of thing.so frm what you said,this is NOTt considered as a japanese language cos any other languange will be given the katakana treatement so that it sounds similar/same to the original language.right?

[303v]

@RonLarhz

萍 with 郷 together is read: pinshian ->Pingxian

Japanese call this town "pinshian" (which is probably the right pronounciation)

[RonLarhz]

@303v

er...i mean in japanese anyword like this?if yes wat is the romaji?

[303v]

@RonLarhz

it´s the name for a town in west China.

copy and paste it at "wadoku.de"

[CalleLid]

@BenzorChan At jbox.com for example.