Segodon11·Oct 15Small っ Made Simple: How Small Tsu Adds One BeatLearn to read small っ, count its beat, and recognize double consonants in romaji.
Shinji Matsushima·Oct 7My Hiragana and Katakana Books Are Now AvailableThe hiragana and katakana books I introduced in my previous article are now available on Amazon.
Sakuramiru·Jun 10Does the Hiragana ‘fu’ look like a face? | The ‘Face Fu’ pictograph born overseasToday, I would like to re-share the ‘How to remember the Hiragana fu’ that I previously introduced on note, in time for this period before…
InLearning JapanesebyTeqseq·Apr 2Kanji of the day: 何 What (Nan, Nani)In short this kanji can be なん (nan) or sometimes なに (nani) Meaning: whatA response icon1A response icon1
InAll Things Japanesebyanupama rajagopal·Oct 8, 2025Japanese Words That Don’t Use KanjiJapanese words are usually a combination of Hiragana and Kanji. However, some words are written using Hiragana alone, although a Kanji…
Adina Socaci·Oct 20, 2024Kana (Hiragana) Practice Readingけんさんがおみせで (Ken at the store)A response icon1A response icon1
Vi++·Aug 10, 2024Minute Memo #2: Learning a new language from the startThis is my second “Minute Memo”, and contrary to the name, these memos are 1–2 minute reads!
