32-page study booklet with indexes and practice tips.Īlso available from Tuttle Publishing, Japanese Kanji Flash Cards Kit can be used alongside these flash cards to master written Japanese.Īll disc content is accessible on /downloadable-content.Native-speaker audio recordings of 1,128 words and phrases (available for download online).Two 24 x 18 wall charts showing all hiragana and katakana.200 hole-punched flash cards with an organizing ring.Frequent review is the key to memorizing the characters, and these cards are easily carried in a pocket or purse for a quick review session anytime. This set of 200 flash cards along with accompanying booklet, wall charts, and audio disc contains everything you need to quickly gain mastery of the two Japanese syllabaries and is a great way to learn Japanese. It’s not our most favourite company to support but it is our recommended option for orders to the EU as they make importing through customs easier.Learning to recognize and pronounce the basic hiragana and katakana phonetic alphabets is the first step in studying the Japanese language. We hope you like it and it helps with your studies!Īll printed locally in the UK – We Ship Worldwide We have taken the things we wish we knew when we started out ourselves and tried to convey them in a more intuitive, friendly and visually easy to understand manner. We know all too well how confusing it can be to study this new language.
Hai! Japanese is a passion project by learners (Lewis & Charlotte) for learners. Compared to the Hiragana cards w e have focused more on teaching how the sounds from the Japanese language are used to work with western words such as ア ( A) for アイスクリーム (Icecream – Aisukurīmu). On the reverse of the card are the English spelling (called Romaji) and a mnemonic phrase to help with remembering the pronunciation. It’s a bit like ‘ A is for Apple’ but instead you get ‘ ハ ( Ha ) is for ハンバーガー ( Hamburger) ’. Our method turns each character into an illustration of a familiar or useful Japanese word starting with that sound.
It’s fun to learn as usually, you will already know words written in Katakana, so it becomes a little puzzle to work out what is being written. Primarily it is used for foreign loan words things that originated from outside Japan like Whiskey or Cameras for example. This uses the same sounds found in the Hiragana but with slightly different characters. Perfect for visual learners!Īfter learning the Japanese Hiragana you’ll want to study the Katakana next. Pack of 52 large cards includes: Introduction sheet, chart of hiragana, 45 basic characters & 5 rules cards.
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