Can anyone teach me how to write japanese? or some japanese words?

Question

I'm really into japanese... I wanna learn how to write and speak the language as well... can any of you guys teach me or tell me a website where i can learn some japanese words... or a website where i can learn how to write some syllables... words... anything! please! i know some words but i wanna learn more thanks guys!

Answer 1

♡I'd have to say that you may not be able to learn to speak Japanese from websites/internet very well, but you can get some basics. If you want to speak Japanese well, I suggest you take classes from a native speaker.
Try these sites:
http://www.sharedtalk.com/
http://yesjapan.com/.
http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/wwwjdic.html
http://www.learn-japanese.info/
http://www.japaneselearning.com/index.php?option=content&task=category§ionid=2&id=8&Itemid=27
http://www.japanippon.com/japanese/classroom.htm
http://www.kanachart.com/
http://home.inter.net/kenbutler/cyber.html
http://www.ajalt.org/sj/
http://kana.gerke-preussner.de/
http://www.nhk.or.jp/lesson/
http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/nihongo/contents.html
Hope this helps!
Good luck!♡

Answer 2

Konnichi wa. Hello
Ogenki desu ka. How are you.
Wastashi wa nihongo o benkyo shimasu. I am studying Japanese.

Get a beginning Japanese text with tapes. My feeling is that the internet is a good addition to a study program, but a live class is far superior.
Get a Kanji dictionary and start learning to write.
I use : Kanji and Kana by Wolfgang Hadamitzky and Mark Spahn.
If you live in Los Angeles, go to little Tokyo. There are plenty
of bookstores and Japanese shops and a Japanese cultural center which will give you a good taste of the language and culture.

Gambate. Saigo made gambarimsu. Good luck. Hang in there till the end.

Answer 3

I would not suggest being overly dependant on the internet often you can get mixed information or presented in conflicting ways. To start off however, it would be good to study Hiragana and Katakana. These are the phonetic alphabets that help you get a general idea of the Japanese language. (pronunciation of words and how to read and write basic words)

For Hiragana and Katakana it is okay to use internet and not run the risk of getting confused.

After you learn those basic 92 Characters there are several books i can suggest to assist you further.

1. Youkoso an Invitation to Contemporary Japanese
( try to get the work book as well as it has wonderful activities to go along with it. This book goes a little slow but has plenty of examples to help you understand new concepts)

2. Japanese for Everyone
(This book goes really really fast but is short and to the point, it assumes you already know hiragana and katakana so if you learn them and are ready to learn the language seriously this is a good book)


For now however, here are a few useful phrases to use:

("ha" by itself is pronounced "wa")

Namae ha _________ desu. (my name is ____ )

Hajimemashite. (nice to meet you )

Ohisashiburi desu ne.
(Long time no see)

Ohayou Gozaimasu
(Good morning)

Konban ha
(Good evening)

Oyasuminasai
(Good night)


Ganbatte ne Good luck

Answer 4

arigato=thankyou
inu=dog
neko=cat
denwa=phone
denwabango=phone number
terebi=t.v
uchi=house
tokidoki=sometimes
tabemono=food
tomogachi=friend
mizu=water
ashi=leg
watashi=me/i
anatowa=you
oki=big
chisai=small
kaminoke=hair
shashin=photo
muzukashi=dificult
yasashi=easy
nani=what
hai=yes
iie=no
uso=your kidding
newa=garden
nihongo=japanese language
ego=english language
usagi=bunny
hon=book
enpitsu=pencil
pen=pen
fumikon=family computer
kaimasu(kaimas)=buy
okasan=mother(other peoples moms,also you can say for your mother)
haha=your mom
chichi=your father
otousan=(other peoples dads,also you can say for your father)

Answer 5

i eat ****

watashi wa kuso o tabemasu!

私はたわごとを食べる

i love dogs!

watashi wa inu ga daisukidesuyo

私は犬を愛する