After practicing listening and reading hiragana, katakana, and kanji, you will practice listening to Japanese sentences.
This course is designed for the purpose of “improving listening and reading comprehension for beginners”. It consists of three parts, “Part 1”, “Part 2” ,and “Part3”.
What you’ll learn
- You will be able to hear the letters, words, and sentences of “Hiragana” and “Katakana” in Part1…
- You can listen to the word “hiragana” and convert it to “kanji” in Part2..
- You will be able to listen to and read sentences that combine “hiragana,” “katakana,” and “kanji.” in Part3..
- You can read the Kanji characters learned at the N5 level of JLPT and understand their meanings..
- You will be able to understand the on-yomi and kun-yomi readings of kanji learned at the N5 level of JLPT..
- You can create “ears” that allow you to hear Japanese..
Course Content
- Shelf-introduction and Course explanation –> 2 lectures • 9min.
- Part1 Listen to the letters, words, and sentences of “Hiragana” and “Katakana” –> 21 lectures • 3hr 47min.
- Part2 Listen to the hiragana words, And convert to Kanji. –> 21 lectures • 3hr 12min.
- Part3 Listen to “sentences” that combine “hiragana”, “katakana” and “kanji” –> 22 lectures • 3hr 2min.
Requirements
This course is designed for the purpose of “improving listening and reading comprehension for beginners”. It consists of three parts, “Part 1”, “Part 2” ,and “Part3”.
In “Part1”, Practice listening to the letters, words, and sentences of “Hiragana” and “Katakana”. You will practice listening using the Japanese syllabary, starting with letters, then words, and finally sentences. By repeating this listening practice, you can build Japanese ears.
You will be asked to search for the sounds you hear in the “Hiragana” and “Katakana” of the Japanese syllabary, so you can practice reading as soon as you hear them.
In “Part2”, Practice listening to the word “hiragana” and converting it to “kanji”. Here, you will learn “How to read the calendar”, “How to count money”, “How to read the time”, “How to read the name of the human body”, “How to read the name of the animal”, “How to read the name of the car”, “How to read the family” “,”How to read Kanji characters learned at N5 level of JLPT”.
You will learn the on-yomi and kun-yomi readings of “Kanji” and understand the meaning of the Kanji.
In Part3,Practice listening to sentences that combine “hiragana,” “katakana,” and “kanji”. Practice to find “subject-predicate” and sentence pattern practice using 5W1H. You will practice many sentence patterns such as「～ている。」「～しかない。」「～の～にあります。」「～ませんか？」「～なければならない。」「～より、～のほうが～です。」
In addition, you will learn how to answer questions.