Art of writing japanese kanji and kana

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2008/4/27

Greetings and 1000 arigatou

Elizabeth

This pages is so great I'm on japanese second level I really enjoy your page because I've found a lot of stuff here. Actually I'm looking for rules to write kanjis in the correct way,and I got to this place...you have so much information that I'm still checking, thnak you for creating this site, japanese students really appreciate it...arigatou gozaimashita

Note of webmaster: Elizabeth, muchas gracias!

I'm really happy to read your message.
Although I don't have the time to update my website, I always think that if it can help people as it is now, it's great already.

Well, I hope this site will help you with your japanese studies

どういたしまして！

66 2008/3/5	Hello
Sue
	I'm a Japanese OBASAN living in Japan (I'm sorry for my poor English ). I'm interested in your web site. I'll come again. Note of webmaster: Sue, thanks for your message ^^. I don't have the time to update it but I'm happy if you are interested in my website. また来てください＾＾

65 2008/1/20	hi
valedada
Newbie	Hi I'm new and I just wanted to say thank you for all your work here in Italy it's very difficult to find a Japanese teacher so your work is very important for me...thank you again and see you Note of webmaster: Valedada, thanks for your message on this guestbook. I cannot update my site but I'm happy if all I did (and people around me did too) can help people ^^. Ciao ^^

2007/10/17

Kanji Draw

Felicity

Hey, thanks for making Kanji Draw, I'm looking forward to its full completion. Maybe later as well as having kanji sets eg 1-40 etc, you could have them JLPT specific as well.

Anyway, its a great program. Thanks again!

Note of webmaster: Hello and thanks for your message.

I'm afraid I cannot continue "Kanji Draw". I don't have enough time to do it so it may be in this state for a while.

About cards, maybe I could do that if I have enough time, not now anyway... There are also cards you can buy. But, it's a good idea to "link" cards and JLPT

2007/5/12

Hi!

Thanh

Hi! I'm new to Japanese. I'm learning hiragana and katakana. This helpful for me

. Thank you

I wonder why don't you put 5 letters "a,i,u,e,o" in a row. It would be easier to learn and remember for beginners like me.
And images which teach to write are upside down in every packs

.
Keep it up

Note of webmaster: Hello and thanks for leaving a message ^^.

About a,e,u,e,o, it's the way I learned it so I put in the same way. But you can copy it on a paper "in a row" if you want ^^.

About images, maybe you can read the "readme" file. There is an explanation about it.

がんばってください＾＾。

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