Japanese-Beginners

I highly suggest you visit these two pages before continuing on: http://learningjapanese.deviantart.com/art/Text-Learning-to-Count-257937405 (Teaches you how to count) http://learningjapanese.deviantart.com/art/Printable-Clock-258540891 (Good visual reference) Telling time in Japanese is not too difficult, actually. It just takes practice to get used to it. Learning how to say the hours is the easiest and first step: いちじ (ichiji)= one o'clock にじ (niji) = two o'clock さんじ (sanji) = three o'clock よじ (yoji) = four o'clock ごじ (goji) = five o'clock |

Just a few quick explanations before I get started. For this tutorial I will only be using 'romaji' which is basically the Latin letter equivalent to the Japanese language. I know there are people who don't have the language pack installed, so I want to keep it fair for them too. However, if you would like me to include both kana (hiragana, katakana, kanji) as well as romaji, just comment on here letting me know, I'll be more than happy to do both if it's wanted. I cannot do the studying for you. If you desire to learn the language, I'll be more than happy to study /with/ you, but you'll have to do the memorization on your own. Even if

Tania's Guide to:My Japanese CoachLesson 2 - Pronunciation Progress Card Current: Unit: 1 - Tokyo | Chapter: 1 - Tokyo Score: Rank: Baby | Mastered Words: 10 Unlock(s): Game(s): Word Search | Lesson: 2 Tania's Character Key :ninjaplot: ...."What does that mean? Oh, there it is!" (๑◕ܫ￩๑) :bomb: | Reminders 「 」 | Romaji Underlined Words | Titles & Links ~ | A marker that tells you to extend the previous sound. - | A marker that tells you to pause/go on to another character (or separate from the previous one) [ ] | Pronunciation boxes :target: | In-Game info, warnings, & tips @タニ|