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- 0 quizzes
- 96 week duration
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Introduction
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Hiragana
- Hiragana Song
- Lesson 1:あいうえお
- Lesson 2:かきくけこ
- Lesson 3:さしすせそ
- Lesson 4:たちつてと
- Lesson 5:なにぬねの
- Lesson 6:はひふへほ
- Lesson 7:まみむめも
- Lesson 8:やゆよ
- Lesson 9:らりるれろ
- Lesson 10:わをん
- Hiragana Review
- Hiragana Choice Test(Easy Mode)
- Hiragana Input Test(Easy Mode)
- Hiragana Choice Test(Crazy Mode)
- Hiragana Choice Crazy Mode Leaderboard
- Hiragana Input Test(Crazy Mode)
- Hiragana Input Crazy Mode Leaderboard
- All Hiragana Input Test
- All Hiragana Input Test Leaderboard
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Katakana
- Katakana Song
- Lesson 1: アイウエオ
- Lesson 2: カキクケコ
- Lesson 3: サシスセソ
- Lesson 4: タチツテト
- Lesson 5: ナニヌネノ
- Lesson 6: ハヒフヘホ
- Lesson 7: マミムメモ
- Lesson 8: ヤユヨ
- Lesson 9: ラリルレロ
- Lesson 10: ワヲン
- Katakana Review
- Katakana Choice Test(Easy Mode)
- Katakana Input Test(Easy Mode)
- Katakana Choice Test(Crazy Mode)
- Katakana Choice Crazy Mode Leaderboard
- Katakana Input Test(Crazy Mode)
- Katakana Input Crazy Mode Leaderboard
- All Katakana Input Test
- All Katakana Input Test Leaderboard
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Others
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Basic Word List
Japanese Alphabets

There are three types of Japanese Alphabets.
They are Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji.
If you want to learn Japanese from scratch, hiragana and katakana will be your first step.
Note:
On this website, There are hiragana(also known as furigana) above all kanji, so it’s perfectly fine if you don’t know how to read kanji for now. By the way, there are kanji courses on this website to help you remember kanji easier. |

You can click the link below to download a printable practice sheet to practice hiragana, katakana and kanji.
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