I've learned mandarin from Taiwan for more than 5 years.
So I would be very happy to know where I can find the dialogues from the lessons in Kanji.
Thank you
KANJI
lucvileyn
February 2, 2011
Pascal-P
February 3, 2011
Unfortunately, only the lessons for the Rocket Japanese Platinum course have Kanji+kana transcripts.
Keyatta--2
February 5, 2011
i am having a hard time memorizing hiragana can someonoe help?!
John-C
February 5, 2011
Keyatta,
To learn Hiragana i used flash cards i printed out and cut out. I printed the Hiragana on one side, The Romaji on the other side.
At work, or whenever i had spare time i would glance at them. I still do on occasion.
I also got a Japanese friend to buy me some story books written in only hiragana/katakana (no kanji, yet).. These books will cement it in plus it speeds up the learning process. As you will find you are searching words you have never heard before
:3
Keyatta--2
February 5, 2011
John,
that is helpful info but i dont have a black ink i have some a little but it dont print all the way is there a way i can change the color of the words on the screen a different color?
John-C
February 6, 2011
Word Processor - Font Colour
saeed-h
February 7, 2011
you can learn all the 1945 kanji letters just by your harts.
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