To avoid repetition, this book uses the dictionary form of verbs rather than the ~masu form. In the majority of situations, however, it is customary to write using the ~masu form.
This book uses the Hepburn system of romanization. It is important to remember, however, that Japanese is a separate language with an independent set of sounds to English, and hence, any attempt to romanize it can only be an approximation.
Contents
a, i, u
e, o, Practice
ka, ki, ku
ke, ko, Practice
sa, shi, su
se so, Practice
Revision 1
ta, chi, tsu
te, to, Practice
na, ni, nu
ne, no, Practice
ha, hi, fu
he, ho, Practice
Revision 2
ma, mi, mu
me, mo, Practice
ra, ri, ru
re, ro, Practice
ya, yu, yo
wa, o, n
Revision 3
Voiced Sounds
Contracted Sounds
Revision 4
Japan
Sounds
School
Home
Pen Pals
The Beach
The Shopping Center
The Park
University
How to Use This Book
In both printed and handwritten Japanese, the characters occupy imaginary squares of equal size, with each character centered within its square.
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