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Japanese - Tracy Pollard

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Japanese 1

  • How did writing evolve?

    This web video describes how writing systems developed in both Western and Eastern cultures.
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  • Katakana Chart

    Here you will find a katakana chart with stroke order and sounds, so you can see how to write the character and what it sounds like.
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  • Katakana Flashcards A-SO

    Fifteen katakana are shown one by one. Choose the correct reading for each character from the three options provided. [by Eri Banno]
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  • Katakana Flashcards TA-HO

    Fifteen katakana are shown one by one. Choose the correct reading for each character from the three options provided. [by Eri Banno]
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  • Katakana Flashcards MA-N

    Fifteen katakana are shown one by one. Choose the correct reading for each character from the three options provided. [by Eri Banno]
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  • Katakana Listening Quiz

    Choose the character from the three options that represents the sound of katakana you hear. [by Akimasa Kinoshita]
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  • Katakana Drag and Drop Speed Game

    Drag the letters from the bottom and drop them where they belong in the chart above.
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  • Katakana Reading Quiz

    Take this quiz to see how well you can read some katakana words.
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  • Hiragana Chart

    Here you will find a hiragana chart with stroke order and sounds, so you can see how to write the character and what it sounds like.
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  • Hiragana Flashcards A-SO

    Fifteen hiragana are shown one by one. Choose the correct reading for each character from the three options provided. [by Eri Banno]
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  • Hiragana Flashcards TA-HO

    Fifteen hiragana are shown one by one. Choose the correct reading for each character from the three options provided. [by Eri Banno]
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  • Hiragana Flashcards MA-N

    Fifteen hiragana are shown one by one. Choose the correct reading for each character from the three options provided. [by Eri Banno]
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  • Hiragana Listening Quiz

    Choose the character from the three options that represents the sound of hiragana you hear. [by Akimasa Kinoshita]
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  • Hiragana Drag and Drop Speed Game

    Drag the letters from the bottom and drop them where they belong in the chart above.
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  • Hiragana and Katakana Review and Quizzes

    Through this site you can find a variety of quizzes on hiragana and katakana, just follow the tabs at the top of the page. [Yoshie Arima]
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  • Kana Invaders

    Based on the old-school game Space Invaders, you need to type in the letters before they reach you and destroy your planet. Choose between katakana or hiragana.
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  • 1-20 Numbers Video

    There may be a brief add before the numbers video starts up, so be patient!
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  • Numbers Listening Quiz

    Before beginning the listening quiz, you will set the number range (1-10, 10-20, 1-20, 1-50 or 1-100), then you will hear a number and choose it from among three options. [by Akimasa Kinoshita]
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  • Numbers Kanji Quiz

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