Thanh+L.+2013-14

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media type="custom" key="24419776" This video and the the rest of its parts are informative. This video helped me because it provides the lesson in various parts, it shows the stroke order, the pronunciation, and the character.

[] This website shows the structure of Hiragana. Not only is it a guide, but it connects the concept of English to Japanese, like the imagine above, showing the word "Karate". The website divides each section of the Hiragana Chart to its respective category, and works on each column of characters one by one. For each column, the website introduces different techniques, give links to various websites (to help memorize), and work sheet to the hiragana column. This helps me because it showed me various sites to go, expanding the knowledge. The site is organized and have easy-to-read charts.

[] This website is a straight-forward HIragana learning source. The hiragana are divided into chapters, including grammars, and hints and tips. There are sound links to the respective hirgana (clicking on them will download the sound), and many quizzes within the website. This website helps me learn because of how organized the learning is in the website. It helps foreign people understand the sounds and syllables of the Japanese Language, and tells the role of Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji.