#jpncab

boy howdy everyone.  so, I think I kind of fucked this list up so please for all things holy let me know because I got sooooooooooo confused at some point.  I tried my best at fixing all the errors, but please let me know if I missed something.  that being said, it is all in hirigana and includes basic numbers as wellllll.  I’m putting all this on my google docs sheet that holds all my vocab that I am learning -and am trying to update it because I have learned more vocab as part of the 50 hr language challenge which I also need to update lmao- 

anyway here’s the list!

れい　、まる、ぜろ --------------- ０ いち --------------------------- 1 に  -------------------2 さん ------------------------3 し、よん ----------------4 ご ------------------------5 ろく ------------------6 しち、　なな ------------------7 はち -------------------8 く、きゅう--------------- 9 じゅう ------------------------- 10 じゅう --------------------1 minute いっぷん -----------------------10 min じゅっぷん ------------------------11 min じゅういっぷん ------------------12 min じゅうにふん ----------------------13 min

yea, so my sister has these japanese workbooks and she gave them to me because she knows how much I like learning languages. anyway, as the title suggests, here are some katakana wordsss. 

I’m very new to learning japanese so please help a gorl out and lemme know what can be revised.  these words are from the textbook and are made to help you learn specifically katakana.  I think I posted up some hiragana ones awhile ago. idk. 

Let’s learn some japanese numbers! I think I uploaded some vocab a while ago.   if so, then feel free to use this as a refresher.  if not, then add these to your vocab list lmaooo

The Basics

all you ave to do is remember the following list of numbers, a few rules and you’re on your way to counting! 

れい　、まる、ぜろ 

rei, maru, zero *

０

いち

ichi

1

に

ni

2

さん

san

3

し、よん

shi, yon *

4

hey hey hey so before anyone gets on my ass, this is coming from my workbook hiragana from zero. this book is literally just learning about hiragana okay. so like, if there’s kanji to these or any other way of typing them out just like reblog this and let me know or just let me know so others can know and I’ll even edit the list.  so this list is going to be all in hiragana 

cause that’s the book. 

right. with that said here are some vocab! 

え

a painting, drawing

いい

good

おい

nephew

えい

a ray fish

いいえ

no

おおい

many

あう

to meet

いう

to say

いえ

house

あお

blue

おう

 to chase

おかさん

mother

おとさん

father

うさぎ

rabbit

おねえさん

older sister

いす

chair

あかい

red

かう

to buy

えんぴす

pencil

おもしろい

interesting

おきる

Once again, these are from the Duolingo website. these are the notes they provide for the Japanese course. this particular set is for Food. 

Object Particle

The marker を is attached to things or people, and means that they are the target of the verb. Subjects are often omitted in Japanese sentences. Unlike English, the location of the verbs are usually at the end of the sentence. を was once pronounced wo, but now it’s the [o] sound.

Object        を          Verb               English

みず           を       のみ ます。     I drink water.

さかな        を       たべます。      I eat fish.

General Pronouns

This lesson also introduces the general pronouns これ、それ、あれ、and どれ、which translate to "this," "that," "that (over there)," and "which (one)," respectively.

 こ  

これ

this

closer to the speaker

そ

それ

that

closer to the listerner

あ

あれ

that -over there-

far from both the speaker and listener

ど

どれ

which

question

Kanji from this Skill

Below is a table of the two kanji that are introduced in this skill, complete with possible readings.

Kanji     Meaning    Kunyomi Reading       Onyomi Reading

水          Water            みず                              すい