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Snow day today meant I could crochet all day. my Pikmin army is growing steadily... and now I need to buy more yarn...😅 #crocheting #crochet #crafting #fiberart #plushie #stuffedtoy #fibermancer #nerdy #gaming #handmade #pikmin3 #pikmin2 #pikmin #purplepikmin #wingedpikmin #whitepikmin #snowdaycrafts
There is the other inky pikmin! That was sooo funny, I’m proud of the result :P The rock pikmin is for me really amazing, I cannot explain why x)
In the post you made about "to apologize", you have kanji (I assume?) with the hiragana underneath it. I've noticed that a lot of Japanese signs, media, etc only has the kanji. I'm working on learning hiragana and then katakana first, but I was wondering if you had any advice on where to start with learning kanji?
Yep yep! The kanji under the vocab itself itself is the furigana, or the pronunciation, for said word. In Japan kanji primarily used, like you notice. I used readthekanji.com for learning kanji. My account is old from almost when they first started. But I think if you create it now you can only get access to learn hiragana, katakana and N5 level kanji, but that's enough for beginner levels I think! That's the best site I know of.