Let's study kanji (Japanese characters) that a 4th grade student learns! This video is soft spoken with tracing, tapping, and book / paper sounds. I hope you enjoy :) 🌸 Instagram: @for.alise / for.alise #asmr #japanese #asmrsounds
You’ve been working hard and it’s very inspiring! I know it’s a lot of work, but even us native Japanese speakers take like 10 years for kanji so take your time :)
Honestly when you write in Japanese it’s shorter then English you don’t have to write as much when writing a word but when you are learning Japanese and how to write in Japanese it would be a bit hard so a book like this is very useful! Ty for teaching some Japanese ❤
I’d recommend writing each one 50 times. Just fill up notebooks with kanji practice until you get the balance of the characters and the stroke orders memorized. The biggest foreigner traps with writing kanji are having bad balance and bad line angles.
I am so terrible at reading katakana and knowing what English word they're going for. I literally would have repeated "doriru" over and over, never hearing "drill". >,< Also, I know I'm going to fall asleep before I ever finish the video, so I'm sorry if you already mention something along these lines, but you should totally check out WaniKani if you've never heard of it before. It's a kanji-learning program that teaches kanji based on complexity of radicals rather than complexity of meaning. This means that it doesn't teach you in an order helpful to passing the JLPTs, but is crazy helpful in terms of easing one into learning stroke-order and radical meanings. I'm not a bot, I just really love wanikani! >.< Thanks for sharing your learning with us!
@@morganmorkelin translation is saying thank u but i can't find the word ありがと💀plus i am fucked in kanji I can't memories anything from the 21 kanjis i learnt 💔
The books used in the video are designed for fourth graders. However, if you are starting from scratch, I recommend beginning with materials suitable for first graders.
No funny asian languages make me want to shoot myself. Like this actually makes no sense how they make words with drawings and allat. Letters make so much more sense respectfully