Learn Japanese with videos that teach you words and characters about a specific subject! These courses will teach you kanji; vocabulary, pronunciation, and stroke order!
I'd love to share with you my newest course on Curious, More Japanese Kanji for Beginners.
Continue developing kanji vocabulary in this beginner-level language course on the system for writing Japanese! Discover terms for food and drink, locations, and important kanji verbs and nouns.
Take a look and let me know in the comments what you think!
Thanks,
Genki Japanese
Ready to develop your kanji vocabulary? Dive in and learn how to read and write dozens of basic kanji characters. Explore kanji meanings, and get useful tips for remembering them!
Ready to develop your kanji vocabulary? Dive in and learn how to read and write dozens of basic kanji characters. Explore kanji meanings, and get useful tips for remembering them!
Continue developing kanji vocabulary in this beginner-level language course on the system for writing Japanese! Discover terms for food and drink, locations, and important kanji verbs and nouns.
Continue developing kanji vocabulary in this beginner-level language course on the system for writing Japanese! Discover terms for food and drink, locations, and important kanji verbs and nouns.
Do you have lessons that would work well together as a series? This lesson takes you through the process of planning and creating your first course on Curious.
Do you have lessons that would work well together as a series? This lesson takes you through the process of planning and creating your first course on Curious.
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What is the difference between English and sign language? Rob Nielson compares ASL to written languages and explains why his lessons don’t involve speaking.
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