Learning Japanese Rice

Hello Katabah!

On this tutorial, I make some sentences in Japanese (Romaji) by using word “rice” (cooked rice).

1. Anata wa gohan o tabemasu.

(You eat rice)

Anata: you

Wa: particle (not translated)

Gohan: rice

O: particle (not translated)

Tabemasu: eat

Learning Japanese Your

Hello Katabah!

On this post, I make some sentences in Japanese by using word “your”. Let’s check it now!

1. Sore wa anatano jitensha desu.

(That is your bicycle)

Sore: that

Wa: particle (not translated)

Anata: you

Anatano: your

Jitensha: bicycle

Desu: particle (not translated)

Learning Japanese Eat (Romaji)

Hello Katabah!

Honestly, I miss Learning Japanese because long time I have not could  write tutorial about it. This day, I start again…

On this post, I make sentences in Japanese by using word “eat”. In Indonesian, “eat” is “makan”. While in Japanese dictionary, it’s “taberu”. But, here, I use “tabemasu.”

Learning Japanese This is My Ball

Hello Katabah!

Long time no update about Learning Japanese. Today, I’m learning how to make a sentence “This is my ball” in Japanese (Romaji). Besides it, I will change word “ball” becoming different words.

Kanji Japanese of the Day

Hello Katabah!

I miss Japanese Kanji. So, I share some Kanji on this post. Hopefully, they will be more friendly for my eyes. The topis is about recent news from Indonesia.

KANJI

１． 船

２． 海

３． 人質

４．人質にする

５．テロ

Learning Japanese Kanji M_13-2 for Beginners

Hello Katabah!

Konnichiwa, everybody…! How are you today? Are you still learning Japanese Kanji happily now? I hope so. Learning is fun, not for imprisoning our selves. :D

I have ten Kanji, then you can guess how to read them? We also can guess the meaning in English.

1. 山

Romaji (R): Yama

English (En): mountain

Learning Japanese Kanji M_13-1

Hello Katabah!

How to learn Japanese Kanji for beginners? I have the answer. Let’s read ten Kanji below and then we do the exercise online and interactively.

1. 一

Romaji: ichi

English: one

How to Read Kanji Japanese Characters Bedroom?

Hello Katabah!

In this morning, I am studying about how to write several things in a bedroom using Kanji Japanese characters. I also will write them in Romaji (Latin) in this post.

1. 寝室

２．布とん

３．まくら

４．毛布

５．戸だな

How to Read Hanzi Chinese or Kanji Japanese for Beginners?

Hello Katabah!

Hanzi is characters in Chinese Mandarin, while Kanji is characters in Japanese. Kanji Japanese is adapted from Hanzi Chinese.

If we can understand Hanzi Chinese, then we will understand Kanji Japanese, though we can’t read them in same sound.

How to Read Hanzi Chinese or Kanji Japanese for Beginners? Here, I will give some examples using Kanji Japanese.

How to Read Hiragana Katakana Japanese Verb Want

Hello Katabah!

Today, we will learn about how to read vocabularies of Japanese in Hiragana, Katakana and Romaji (Latin). One of the words is “WANT”. In the last part, we can read the translation and “how to read” too.

HIRAGANA

1.ください

2.あたえる

3.わたし

4.おかし

How to Read Hiragana Katakana Japanese Verb Eat

Hello Katabah!

Today, we will learn about how to read vocabularies of Japanese in Hiragana, Katakana and Romaji (Latin). One of the words is “EAT”. In the last part, we can read the translation and “how to read” too.

HIRAGANA

1.なに

2.あなた

3.ほしい

How to Read Hiragana Katakana Japanese Noun Friend

Hello Katabah!

Today, we will learn about how to read vocabularies of Japanese in Hiragana, Katakana and Romaji (Latin). One of the words is “FRIEND”. In the last part, we can read the translation and “how to read” too.

HIRAGANA

1.なに

2.あなた

3.しる

4.それ

5.ひと

How to Read Hiragana Katakana Japanese Which

Hello Katabah!

As my breakfast dish in the morning, I must learn about how to read vocabularies of Japanese in Hiragana, Katakana and Romaji (Latin). One of the words is “WHICH”. J As usual, we can read the translation and “how to read” too in the last part of this article.

HIRAGANA

1.どれ

2.それ

3.ひと

4.さん

How to Read Hiragana Katakana Japanese What

Hello Katabah!

In this nice morning, let’s learn about how to read vocabularies of Japanese in Hiragana, Katakana and Romaji (Latin). One of the words is “WHAT”. In the last part, we can read the translation and “how to read” too.

HIRAGANA

1.なに

2.あなた

3.すきだ

How to Read Hiragana Katakana Japanese Verb Give

Hello Katabah!

Today, we will learn about how to read vocabularies of Japanese in Hiragana, Katakana and Romaji (Latin). One of the words is “GIVE”. In the last part, we can read the translation and “how to read” too.

HIRAGANA

1.あなた

2.ない

3.ほしい

4.こうしい

How to Read Hiragana Katakana Japanese Now

Hello Katabah!

In this morning, we will learn about how to read vocabularies of Japanese in Hiragana, Katakana and Romaji (Latin). One of the words is “NOW”. In the last part, we can read the translation and “how to read” too.

HIRAGANA

1.わたし

2.ゆるし

3.しかし

4.かれら

5.いそがしい

6.いま

Thirsty Adjectives Kanji Japanese

Hello Katabah!

Today we will read Adjectives Kanji Japanese about Kanji “Thirsty” (のどが沸く). In the last part of this post, you can read the Romaji (how to read) and the translation.

Please read them and it will be better if you write each Kanji on a paper 3, 5 or ten times, especially Kanji “Thirsty” (nodo ka kawaku).

Sad Adjectives Kanji Japanese

Hello Katabah!

Today we will read Adjectives Kanji Japanese about Kanji “sad” (悲しい). In the last part of this post, you can read the Romaji (how to read) and the translation.

Please read them and it will be better if you write each Kanji on a paper 3, 5 or ten times, especially Kanji “sad” (kanashii).

Hungry Adjectives Kanji Japanese

Hello Katabah!

Today we will read Adjectives Kanji Japanese about Kanji “hungry” (おなかがへる). In the last part of this post, you can read the Romaji (how to read) and the translation.

Please read them and it will be better if you write each Kanji on a paper 3, 5 or ten times, especially Kanji “hungry” (onaka ga heru).

Happy Adjectives Kanji Japanese

Hello Katabah!

Today we will read Adjectives Kanji Japanese about Kanji “happy” (うれしい). In the last part of this post, you can read the Romaji (how to read) and the translation.

Please read them and it will be better if you write each Kanji on a paper 3, 5 or ten times, especially Kanji “happy” (ureshii).