Japanese Lesson 6: Asking and answering what something is

The objective is to ask what something is and be able to answer that question. Since this video is in all hiragana, it's a good hiragana review, too.

There is usually no English in my Japanese language-learning videos. Kids learn better this way. It is called the "Natural Approach" to foreign language learning.

Japanese Lesson 5: Days of the Month in Japanese (a song)

Sing your way to memorizing the days of the month in Japanese. Most follow a pattern (number plus にち), but 13 of them are exceptions! That's a lot to memorize, so start singing!

There is usually no English in my Japanese language-learning videos. Kids learn better this way. It is called the "Natural Approach" to foreign language learning.

Japanese Lesson 4: Using Japanese Particles に (ni) and で (de) after a location

Confused about when to use に (ni) or で (de) after a location word in a sentence? View the tutorial to practice the three main usages of these particles after a location word.

Japanese Lesson 3: Asking and Answering Questions About Activities

Practice asking whether or not someone does an activity. Learn to answer yes or no in complete sentences.

Extra Japanese Lesson: Particle Board / Particle Cheat Sheet

If you do not feel strong with using particles correctly, please create a Japanese particle board, as shown in this video.

Japanese Lesson 2 - Pet Store

Japanese Lesson 1 - Numbers & Addition