The Japanese language has 3 different writing styles, namely the Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji.
In this blog post, you’ll learn how to read AND write kanji. I’ve created a video to show you the proper way of writing them as well as proper pronunciation.
If you don’t want to watch the video, just keep scrolling.
One ( δΈ ) γγ‘ ( ichi )
Two ( δΊ ) γ« ( ni )
Three ( δΈ ) γγ ( san )
Four ( ε ) γγ ( yon )
Five ( δΊ ) γ ( go )
Six ( ε
) γγ ( roku )
Seven ( δΈ ) γͺγͺ/γγ‘ ( nana/shichi)
Eight ( ε
« ) γ―γ‘ ( hachi )
Nine ( δΉ ) γγ
γ ( kyuu )
Ten ( ε ) γγ
γ ( jyuu )
Hundred ( ηΎ ) γ³γγ ( hyaku )
Thousand ( ε ) γγ ( sen)
Ten thousand ( δΈ ) γΎγ ( man )

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