Session 3 Writing Hiragana "あ" column
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This document provides a summary of a Japanese lesson for beginners on writing Hiragana basics. It reviews romanization and introduces the proper stroke order and three types of strokes to write Hiragana characters. It demonstrates writing the "a" column with stroke order and includes tracing and vocabulary practice activities. The next lesson will cover the "ka" column and conversation practice saying "I am...".
Session 3 Writing Hiragana "あ" column
- 1. Japanese Lesson for Beginners Session 3 27.Oct.2014 Kana Shimohigoshi kshimo@essex.ac.uk
- 2. Review - The sound of Japanese language a syllable = a consonant + a vowel - Romanization 1. aki (autumn) 3. igirisu (UK) 2.tokei (watch/clock) 4. daigaku (university)
- 3. Introduction - Writing Hiragana Basics - Proper stroke order - 3 types of stroke - Japanese “あ” column - Tracing practice - Vocabulary Drill
- 4. Writing Hiragana Basics - The general rule is left to right and top to bottom - Traditionally, Japanese is written in columns going from top to bottom, with columns ordered from right to left - Proper stroke order is important - Various styles
- 6. 3 types of stroke 3 different ways to end a stroke: tome (stop), hane (jump) and harai (sweeping)
- 7. 3 types of stroke: Tome 1. Tome (means “stop”) Completely stop at the end of a stroke
- 8. 3 types of stroke: Hane 2. Hane (means “jump”) End the stroke with a slight flick
- 9. 3 types of stroke: Harai 3. Harai (means “sweeping”) The broad sweep at the end of a stroke
- 10. Let’s write あいうえお with the correct stroke order
- 11. ① ② ③ あ“a”
- 12. い“i” ① ②
- 13. う“u” ① ②
- 14. え“e” ① ②
- 15. お“o” ① ② ③
- 16. Activity; Tracing practice あcolumn
- 17. Activity; Words You Can Write • write the following words using the hiragana that you just learned 1. え(a painting) 2. いい(good) 3. あい(love) 4. あう(to meet) 5. うえ(up) 6. いう(to say) 7. いえ(house) 8. あお(blue) 9. おう(to chase) 10.おい(nephew) 11.えい(a ray fish) 12.いいえ(no) 13.おおい(many)
- 19. Hiragana Table
- 20. Hiragana Table
- 21. Voiced Consonants and ‘P’ GA GU GE DA ZA PA BA PI BI PU PE PO BU BE BO JI JI GI DZI ZU ZU DZU DE ZE DO ZO GO
- 22. Next week - Learn how to read and write “か” column - Conversation practice 「わたしは… です」“I am…”
Editor's Notes
- #3: writing Japanese with the latin alphabet is called romanization. Japanese people use hiragana and katakana and kanaji to write japanese, and they arent always ableto write romanized japanese romanization is used mainly for non-japanese. basically. consonants must be followerd by voweles in Japanese.
- #4: by the end of this session, you will be able to write a I u e o in hiragana hiragana is the japanese alphabet that represents all of sound of japanese language and is used to write native Japanese words and various grammatical functions I will show 46 basic hiragana characters this time, and in the following lesson I will introduce how to write them
- #5: I’ll go through each character and draw them in proper stroke order and I’ll show you some simple word that uses that characters lets start with a a is a three stroke character
- #7: I’ll go through each character and draw them in proper stroke order and I’ll show you some simple word that uses that characters lets start with a a is a three stroke character
- #10: since japanese characters are orfinarily writtten vertivally from top to bottom, the table items are written in that way. the lines are written from right to left,
- #20: Romanized as “wa” when used as grammatical particle