Thursday, 1 June 2017

Konnichiwa (こんにちは)!!!



Assalamualaikum and konnichiwa (こんにちは)everyone!!

This is my second post on this blog and first regarding this subject of Japanese language. As I said before, I have minimal knowledge on this language so I was a bit scared. In the first class, I looked at other students to estimate my own level of knowledge. Like this:


I hope to survive in this class.

Then the class began. Our tutor or sensee (せんせい)Zoraida sensee is an experienced teacher on Japanese so I expect to be talking fluently in Japanese in the end of this course. Sensee told us, her students that we will only learn half of the A1 level of Japanese language.

We learned the basic greetings in Japanese, here are some greetings:

We also learned that there are several ways to write in Japanese which are hiragana, katakana and kanji. The difference is that hiragana is for native Japanese words, katakana is for foreign words and kanji is for native too but it is harder. See for yourself:



That is why some anime titles are hard to read, as they are integrate all three writings, for example JoJo's Bizarre Adventure in Japanese is JoJo (katakana) no (hiragana) Kimyou na Bouken (kanji) as seen below





I hope I can slowly practice writing all the kana and master them.

That is all for now, goodbye or さようなら!!! (you can refer to the greetings before)


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