Basic Japanese Lesson-2 | Introduction to Hiragana | Presentation of My Student’s Output | Homework and Drill of the Week

Greeting to you all, Steem Skillshare members, I am @juichi, I am from Japan. Today, I would like to exhibit the exercises which I gave to my students last week about the “Hiragana” phonetic alphabet in a-row and ka-row.

So, without any further ado, here are the submitted responses to the given assignment.

@azeizaazi

@hae-ra

@mariarosa27

@jenny018

Thank you so much, students. I know you’re a little confuse and find it hard. But that's just the way in the beginning. I was like that before. My advice is, learn to love every Japanese alphabet so that it will be easier for you to write and memorize all of them. We were just getting started and a lot more to come. It pays your concentration and dedication to learn.

This week we are going to proceed on the “Katakana” lesson, this time is about sa-row and ta-row;

Drill

Let's start rehearsing and please follow the proper stroke order,
(Note: Please practice in your notes or you can copy and print this format.)

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Dear students, I hope you will be accustomed to all the lessons that I have shared with you. Keep on practicing with the drills that I demonstrated with you. For sure, you will get used to it.

Pointers, what do the students be able to learn from this lesson?

• They will learn one of the three alphabets of the Japanese language which is “ Hiragana”.
• They will learn the proper stroke in writing.
• By having a drill, they can practice and memorize by writing those.
• Before proceeding with the main lesson I want them to practice writing it first so that they will learn how to write the Katakana and Hiragana alphabets too.

Submitting this Basic Japanese lesson to the admin @milakz and @daytona475, and the rest of the Steem Skillshare Team.

Best regards,
@juichi
Japanese Language Teacher.

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