Of course that goes without saying that I’m read Shigatsu no kimi. I’ll continue using this to improve my reading of the Kana. Just found this website and, personally, it looks very promising. To make it easier to you, hiragana used as particle and read differently is written in bold. Just focus on noticing them and read them correctly. を A particle to mark direct object, is read as O You don’t have to memorize the usage of particles for now.
へ A particle to mark direction of movement, is read as E.は A particle to mark topic, is read as WA.Notice some hiragana which being used as particles in a sentence are read differently. Once you read it, you'll be able to use other books to practice reading Japanese and expand your vocabularies effectively with less frustration. But what if I want to learn Japanese?Ĭheck out lesson index instead, or if you have budget and only want to read one book, get Understanding Basic Japanese Grammar. If you focus on both the word & meaning, your brain will get exhausted very quickly and might get discouraged to learn further. Just try to read the hiragana correctly since understanding the meaning of a sentence require more knowledge in Japanese grammar and is an entirely different skill set than what you want to achieve now, which is to read Hiragana & lock them up in you long term memory. Important notes before you start Treat these pages only as a reading practice and not as a lesson to learn Japanese
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