I literally didn’t realise 90% of this were similar I just registered them as completely different characters. I only had problems with ma, nu, wa, ne and re
Something that I found helped me a lot to recognize Hiragana characters and my reading speed was to search Japanese songs that I like with Japanese lyrics and try to sing at the same time while reading them (do NOT use romanji). You might see the similar characters and get confused but once you hear the pronunciation in the song you actually absorb that info quickly. It's also lots of fun and since songs use a lot of words relatively fast they are a good place to get a bit of practice. Hopefully this can be of help to all of you as well.
@@imran19187 Even better since songs tend to repeat verses a lot and you might end up learning a few new kanji. And even if you don't it doesn't matter, you just skip the kanji you don't know and sing while reading the Hiragana, the exercise is to better differentiate characters and improve your reading speed after all.
This comment has much the same energy as, "Something that I found helped my six-month-old baby a lot to learn to walk and his running speed was to put him on a treadmill set to 10 miles per hour." Hopefully this can be of help to all six-month-old babies out there!
I am Brazilian who likes the Japanese language. I already write all the Hiragana and I'm recording the Katakana writing and I've also memorized some Kanjis. If Japanese used only Hiragana and Katakana would be simpler, Kanji need a lot of dedication. But I find it a very fascinating language, as well as culture and education. My dream is to one day attend Kabuki theater and Taiko performance. 先生、どうもありがとうございます ☺☺
i would like to tell you this. no, its actually more complicated without kanji. without it, sentences would be WAY to hard to comprehend while reading. since japanese has no spaces, Kanji makes it easier, kanji pops out of the sentence to the eye. Example: without kanji にわにはにわにわとりがいる without context u see how hard this is without kanji? now with kanji, its much easier. 庭には二羽鶏がいる (there are two chickens in the garden) kanji are like pictures, it makes the sentence easier to read. But i agree with you, it takes huge dedication to learn it.
The pronunciation of Japanese is so similar to Czech, that I like it very much. Even few words have same or similar meaning, so as an autistic person, I am up to this challenge.
Japanese is interesting, I like it, to memorize the symbols of Hiragana and Katakana. I try to think of what could make me remember them. "Sa/さ" and "Ki/き" looks like a grinning man exposing his nose wearing a conical hat.
I am Brazilian who likes the Japanese language. I already write all the Hiragana and I'm recording the Katakana writing and I've also memorized some Kanjis. If Japanese used only Hiragana and Katakana would be simpler, Kanji need a lot of dedication. But I find it a very fascinating language, as well as culture and education. My dream is to one day attend Kabuki theater and Taiko performance. I have been learning Japanese for a little bit and my characters are recognizable, but wow, your calligraphy is amazing so fluid and beautiful!! 😲 👏
I never actually thought of あ and め as looking similar until now.
I have been learning Japanese for a little bit and my characters are recognizable, but wow, your calligraphy is amazing so fluid and beautiful!! 😲 👏
I've just been admiring his fingernail on his thumb
It's so smooth, shiny, and reflective
I can see the reflection of the paper and characters!
日本語を習い始めた時、ひらがなで「わ」、「れ」と「ね」を見たら形似てるなと思っていた。そして古典の授業が始まり「ゐ」の時を見て「昔るの字はそんなもんだったか」と思いびっくりしていた。何とかその廃止された二つの字(ゐとゑ)が結構好きですね。一方カタカナの方(ヰとヱ)があまりね。
I literally didn’t realise 90% of this were similar I just registered them as completely different characters. I only had problems with ma, nu, wa, ne and re
Something that I found helped me a lot to recognize Hiragana characters and my reading speed was to search Japanese songs that I like with Japanese lyrics and try to sing at the same time while reading them (do NOT use romanji).
You might see the similar characters and get confused but once you hear the pronunciation in the song you actually absorb that info quickly. It's also lots of fun and since songs use a lot of words relatively fast they are a good place to get a bit of practice.
Hopefully this can be of help to all of you as well.
The problem is there is kanji that I can’t read yet
@@imran19187 Even better since songs tend to repeat verses a lot and you might end up learning a few new kanji.
And even if you don't it doesn't matter, you just skip the kanji you don't know and sing while reading the Hiragana, the exercise is to better differentiate characters and improve your reading speed after all.
@@Greideren ok thx I’ll try
@@Greideren Time to listen to a bunch of demon slayer songs!
This comment has much the same energy as, "Something that I found helped my six-month-old baby a lot to learn to walk and his running speed was to put him on a treadmill set to 10 miles per hour."
Hopefully this can be of help to all six-month-old babies out there!
Wow ,what a beautiful hand writing ✍ 😍
I am Brazilian who likes the Japanese language. I already write all the Hiragana and I'm recording the Katakana writing and I've also memorized some Kanjis. If Japanese used only Hiragana and Katakana would be simpler, Kanji need a lot of dedication. But I find it a very fascinating language, as well as culture and education. My dream is to one day attend Kabuki theater and Taiko performance.
先生、どうもありがとうございます ☺☺
i would like to tell you this. no, its actually more complicated without kanji. without it, sentences would be WAY to hard to comprehend while reading. since japanese has no spaces, Kanji makes it easier, kanji pops out of the sentence to the eye.
Example: without kanji
にわにはにわにわとりがいる
without context u see how hard this is without kanji?
now with kanji, its much easier.
庭には二羽鶏がいる
(there are two chickens in the garden)
kanji are like pictures, it makes the sentence easier to read. But i agree with you, it takes huge dedication to learn it.
The pronunciation of Japanese is so similar to Czech, that I like it very much. Even few words have same or similar meaning, so as an autistic person, I am up to this challenge.
❤️❤️❤️
自分はこれ見てう〜んとはならないけど、他の国の人だと発狂するほどヤバく感じるんだろうな〜
Real
わかる
Боже, что тут написано
@@merylinkerro грит сама когда на это смотрю думаю хммм, но у иностров наверное ваще башку сносит (вольный перевод)
@@alinguae пзпхахез
Thank you very much Sensei
Japanese is interesting, I like it, to memorize the symbols of Hiragana and Katakana. I try to think of what could make me remember them. "Sa/さ" and "Ki/き" looks like a grinning man exposing his nose wearing a conical hat.
I will practice my hiragana with this today.
Thank you! (And thank you for putting what pen you’re using)
beautiful like always😊
Thank you sensei🙏
Great video - can you please show us the correct way to differentiate between Shi シ and N ン? This one is the hardest!
Just remove one line from Shi and it's an N
Try shi and tsu and n and só LOL
@@capivara9016 try ji and ji along with zu and zu
It's from Hiragana letters not Katakana letters
There is a video that Takumi explains how to write all hiragana 😊 ua-cam.com/video/Yx4AGDXfwGE/v-deo.html
japanese writing is the most beautiful
이분은 진짜 글을 맛있게씀
I am Brazilian who likes the Japanese language. I already write all the Hiragana and I'm recording the Katakana writing and I've also memorized some Kanjis. If Japanese used only Hiragana and Katakana would be simpler, Kanji need a lot of dedication. But I find it a very fascinating language, as well as culture and education. My dream is to one day attend Kabuki theater and Taiko performance. I have been learning Japanese for a little bit and my characters are recognizable, but wow, your calligraphy is amazing so fluid and beautiful!! 😲 👏
Can you do the Canadian Aboriginal syllabics please?
Thanx a lot for this video. Please do another about katakana. Have a nice day
ひらがな覚え始めた頃、た と な、似てると思ってたんだよね^_^;
普段から使っているから何とも思わないけど、よく考えると日本語って……エグいね。
What about さ (sa) and ち (chi)?
他の動画も同じだけど、やっぱ字書くの上手だなーて思います。
Thanks! so helpful
Danke, Bruder/schwester, sehr cool!
ワウ！この人の手書きはとても美しくて完璧ですワウ！この人の手書きはとても美しくて完璧です!😍❤️
子供の頃「か」と「や」の書き分けが苦手だった。そして冷静になって見てみると「あおぬねのめれわ」の間違い探し感。
🙏❤️🥰きれいです!
すごい、小一のときに漢字スキルみたいなので薄いお手本の字をなぞるやつがあったけど、そのお手本の字だ...！！😳
想像の3倍量多くて草
「わ」と「ね」を忘れてるけど⁇
Good अच्छा
I has a request to made video "Javanese Alphabet"
“Sa” was latterly was like a smiling face.
Nice
What pen do you use?
howw can you write like that with a gel pen, amazing
す and む look pretty similar too, I think.
Sa looks like a smiley face. Ki looks like a smiley face with eyebrows lol
「た」「こ」「め」「ぬ」みたいに同じパーツがあっても読み方に共通点が有るとかそういう感じじゃないから混乱するんかな🤔
「わ:和」とか「れ:礼」とか「ね:祢」って元になった漢字が違うのに何で三文字とも「ろ:呂」「そ:曽」「る:留」に線を一本突き刺した見た目になったんだろうか
あなたを見つけるまで、私はUA-camをぶらぶらしていました...それは運命だったのでしょうか？
Hi! Could we have your 3 seconds. Thank you.
この動画とは関係ないかもだけど、
フォークのこと、ホークだと思ってた。
低学年の時カタカナの書き取りみたいなことを黒板でやる時あったんだけど、皆が「惜しい！ 」って言ってたけど、その時はなんのこっちゃだった。
Can you please do the alienese script from Futurama?
Which pen do you use to make these videos?
ZEBURA SARASA CLIP
1.0mm
He always use this pen.
Thank you
And the infamous れ わ ね
You can see at the end he was rushiny
も の書き順勘違いしてた
what about wa and ne?
め←女
あ←安
ぬ←奴 面白い
... Sanobashi
違う漢字から出来てるはずなのに似てるの多いな。
フィリピンのbaybayinとkulitanの台本を書いていただけませんか ❤️❤
☆
ねわれ
あめのぬめぬめ
いりたこ
つちさき
もしもし
ソンシツノタクラフヲルレ
けほは
あおまよほは
るるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるろるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるゑるるるるるるるるろるるるるるるるるるるるるるるるる
めめめめめめめめめめめめめめめめめめめめめめめめめめめゐめめめあめめめめめめめめめめめめめめめめぬめめめめめめめめめめぬめめめめめめつめめめめめめめめめのめめあめめめめぬめぬめ
ほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほほはほほほほほほほほほほまほほほほほけほほほほほほはほほほほほ
さささささささささささささささささささささちささささささささささささきささささささささささささささきささきさささちさささささささささ
われわれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれれねれれれれれれれれれれれれれれわれれれれれれれれれれれれ
いいいいいいいいいいぃいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいりいいいいいいいい
Apparently a lot of Hiragana letters look similar to め
Yo confundí el ち con el さ. Si se parecen
「を」の発音が「wo」になっているのは、おかしくないですか。現代は「o」ではありませんか。
Is it strange that the pronunciation of "を" is "wo"? Is it "o" in today?
たこ、I see what you did there. 🐙 草
هل يمكنك رفع فيديو للكاتاكانا أيضا، رجاءً؟ (~￣³￣)~
「つ」と「や」は？
シンソツノソンシツ
Eu sempre confundo o さ com o ち.
「め」「ぬ」「あ」は、元の漢字が「女」「奴」「安」なので、似ていて当たり前ですね。
سلام 👋
Ахахахахах ахах ахахахахах САКИ
Ахахаахах саки)))
わ。ね れ。ね た。に お。む ま。も る。ゐ(い) る。ゑ(え) ん。ゑ などもある
じー うまっ
Итьс еигхт оьцлоцк ин тхе морнинг.
Thx omoshiroi desu
の
🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
そちのめのききさはわれのほまれね。
Hnggg
お の