Now it’s onto ka to ko! Lesson 2 - か to こ か - KA Looks like someone bending over, getting a cut from a whip. き - KI A key and lock. く - KU The beak of a kookaburra. け - KE Looks like a keg of beer. こ - KO It looks like a coin. And that’s it for today’s lesson. Some tips [...]
Friday, March 16, 2007
Let’s learn ひらがな！ Although, if you need this post, you probably can’t read that. It says “hiragana” of course. I learnt hiragana through lots of writing - I preferred writing words rather than the characters in isolation. I also used the association method, where I pretended the characters looked like something else. This is from [...]
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Wednesday, May 16, 2007
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