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Katakana Practice Chart(Trace the light-colored katakana)
This chart is designed for people who are learning Japanese katakana for the first time.Please instruct them to trace the light-colored katakana in the number sequence.If the learner can remember them in the correct order, they can write beautiful characters!In addition, the material is designed to help learners remember the list of katakana.Use it in the first lesson, as homework, or for review.You can download a hiragana version of the same format for free, so please start there first!
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Sailor Moon-Inspired Alphabet
This is a Sailor Moon-inspired alphabet banner! Print, cut out, and put them above your white board or on an alphabet wall!
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Japanese: How to Type Japanese 日本語入力•かなローマ字対応表
“Help! How do you type 'cha' with small 'ya'？”No worries! Typing Japanese is easy with this handy chart.This printable list has all alphabetical combination you need to type Japanese characters. Good for a classroom poster.Includes all Japanese single syllables such as:1) 46 characters of hiragana2) 46 characters of katakana3) voiced sound characters (i.e. letters with TenTen(") eg: がぎぐげご)4) semi-voiced sound characters (i.e. letters with Maru (°) eg: ぱぴぷぺぽ)5) contracted sound characters (i.e.
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Japanese alphabets Hiragana
Japanese alphabet practice Beginner level Get to know hiragana characters, practice reading and writing so that you can memorize basic Japanese characters. In this exercise, there are complete steps for drawing lines. So that students can easily understand by themselves. Can be printed out to practice writing.
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Hiragana Practice Chart(Trace the light-colored hiragana)
This chart is designed for people who are learning Japanese hiragana for the first time.Please instruct them to trace the light-colored hiragana in the number sequence.If the learner can remember them in the correct order, they can write beautiful characters!In addition, the material is designed to help learners remember the list of hiragana.Use it in the first lesson, as homework, or for review.
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