Post by piplup10036 on Sept 7, 2015 19:06:38 GMT -5
I've decided to say screw and just start teaching now. "A class" of "a few students" doesn't sound to bad. Anyway I'm going to keep this first lesson very short and sweet to the point.
In English we all know there's five vowels A,E,I,O, and U. Same with in Japan, except they sound a little different and always make the same sound unlike english. So no crap like where Eat and Message. Catching the drift there?
Anyway let's brake down our first five letters. To hear how they are pronounced, just go to this site click the letter you want to hear.
A is あ
I is い
U is う
E is え
O is お
And here's a handy picture that will show you how to write them out:
I'd highly recommend writing each of these out at least 50 times to help you remember and study them. It might sound like a lot but it'll take you like not even 10 minuets.
P.S. A I U E O is actually in alphabetical order. Japan's kind of weird like this but it'll make more seance with the next set of five letters.
Send pics to me via PM if you do actually write these out 50 times.
See you next lesson!
In English we all know there's five vowels A,E,I,O, and U. Same with in Japan, except they sound a little different and always make the same sound unlike english. So no crap like where Eat and Message. Catching the drift there?
Anyway let's brake down our first five letters. To hear how they are pronounced, just go to this site click the letter you want to hear.
A is あ
I is い
U is う
E is え
O is お
And here's a handy picture that will show you how to write them out:
I'd highly recommend writing each of these out at least 50 times to help you remember and study them. It might sound like a lot but it'll take you like not even 10 minuets.
P.S. A I U E O is actually in alphabetical order. Japan's kind of weird like this but it'll make more seance with the next set of five letters.
Send pics to me via PM if you do actually write these out 50 times.
See you next lesson!
