Learn Japanese (Hiragana and Katakana)

#Vocabulary Word: ▪️ 話す Reading: ▪️はなす (hanasu) Translation: ▪️ to Speak 👉 @Learn_Japanese_Gengo

#Vocabulary Word: ▪️ 顔 Reading: ▪️ かお (kao) Translation: ▪️ face 👉 @Learn_Japanese_Gengo

Word: ▪️親切 Reading: ▪️Shinsetsu Translation: ▪️ Kind Usage:       ◆   彼はとても親切な人です      ( Kare wa totemo shinsetsuna hitodesu)      He is a very kind person. Learn Chinese👉 @Learn_Mandarin

こんにちは、みんな Kon'nichiwa, min'na Hello Everyone 元気ですか？💁‍♂ Genkidesu ka? How are you ? @Learn_Mandarin

Weekdays in Japanese: 曜: This kanji is used only to specify days of the week. It is pronounced “yô”. 日: This kanji refers to the Sun, and by extension to a day. In our case, it is pronounced “bi”, but it can have many other pronunciations depending on the context. These both in combine construct yobi which is used as a suffix in all weekdays like:- Sunday Nichiyôbi (にちようび – 日曜日) Monday Getsuyôbi (げつようび – 月曜日) Tuesday Kayôbi (かようび – 火曜日) Wednesday  Suiyôbi (すいようび – 水曜日) Thursday  Mokuyôbi (もくようび – 木曜日) Friday Kinyôbi (きんようび – 金曜日) Saturday Doyôbi (どようび – 土曜日) -------------------------------------------------- 👉 @Korean_Learnings 🎎

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#Vocabulary Word: ◆ 朝 Reading: ▪️ あさ (asa) Translation: ▪️ morning 👉 Learn_Japanese

Weekdays in Japanese: 曜: This kanji is used only to specify days of the week. It is pronounced “yô”. 日: This kanji refers to the Sun, and by extension to a day. In our case, it is pronounced “bi”, but it can have many other pronunciations depending on the context. These both in combine construct yobi which is used as a suffix in all weekdays like:- Sunday Nichiyôbi (にちようび – 日曜日) Monday Getsuyôbi (げつようび – 月曜日) Tuesday Kayôbi (かようび – 火曜日) Wednesday  Suiyôbi (すいようび – 水曜日) Thursday  Mokuyôbi (もくようび – 木曜日) Friday Kinyôbi (きんようび – 金曜日) Saturday Doyôbi (どようび – 土曜日) -------------------------------------------------- 👉 @Korean_Learnings 🎎

Japanese Verbs: To do: する (suru) To be: です (desu) To become: なる (naru) There is (inanimate): ある (aru) There is (living): いる (iru) To go: 行く (iku) To say: 言う (iu) To see: 見る (miru) To come: 来る (kuru) To eat: 食べる (taberu) For Chinese 👇 ____________________________________ @Learn_Mandarin 🎯

Family Members Vocabulary in Japanese: Order of writing : Kanji (Hiragana or Katakana) 👇 Romaji 👇 English meaning 父 (ちち) chichi Dad 母 (はは) haha Mom 叔父 (おじ) oji Uncle 叔母. (おば) oba Aunt 兄 (あに) ani Elder Brother 姉 (あね) ane Elder Sister 息子 (むすこ) musuko Son 娘 (むすめ) musume Daughter 従兄弟 (いとこ) itoko Cousin 妹 (いもうと) imouto Younger Sister 弟 (おとうと) otouto Younger Brother 祖母 (そぼ) sobo Paternal Grandmother 祖父 (そふ) sofu Paternal Grandfather 家族 kazoku Family _______________________________ For Korean Join 👇 @Korean_Learnings 🎎

The numbers from 0 to 10 are in Japanese: 0 - れい [rei], まる [maru], ぜろ [zero] 1 - いち [ichi] 2 - に [ni] 3 - さん [san] 4 - よん [yon], し [shi] 5 - ご [go] 6 - ろく [roku] 7 - しち [shichi], なな [nana] 8 - はち [hachi] 9 - きゅう [kyuu], く [ku] 10 - じゅう [juu] _______________________________ 👉 @Korean_Learnings 🎎

#Grammar The Japanese language does not have plurals like English does. An example of that is 花 (はな, hana) means "flower" or "flowers", depending of the context involucrated in the sentence. 👉 @Learn_Japanese_Gengo

#Vocabulary Word: ▪️ 顔 Reading: ▪️ かお (kao) Translation: ▪️ face 👉 @Learn_Japanese_Gengo

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