Thank you for watching this video! I know that I couldn’t think of any better mnemonics for some letters.., It was really hard to create ones… I still hope this video helps your learning even a little bit 🙏 Also, there is a mistake for the word “wine glass”. I wrote“wine grass”by mistake😂Sorry about that🙇🏻♀️
These katakana mnemonics are awesome. However, I think everyone learning katakana and hiragana should make their own mnemonics to facilitate better memorization. What I really like about this video is the explanation on shi and tsu, so and n. It makes it easier to distinguish one from another. Thank you very much Satou Sensei for this video.
Am I the only one who noticed that the katakana for "ni" is drawn as the kanji for the number 2, which is read as "ni"? That's quite a helpful coincidence.
Oh my god thank God for making this after I learned all hiragana I tried learning katakana but you teach so well so it was easier to learn and every other way that I’m trying to learn didn’t work so thank you so much for putting this out
Thank you for your comment! I’m really glad to hear that✨ A lot of learners feel it’s hard to memorize Japanese letters when they just started learning Japanese, so I made these videos to help them😊 Hope it helps!
Like from 2yrs I have been learning Japanese and given exams, I can't understand anything in my school soo I learned from this only and now I understand hiragana and can speak a little I am going to learn from this only!! Thanks a lot miss stao ❤❤
Your Hiragana and Katakana videos are excellent and have taught me the hiragana and katakana. Thank you very much. ^^ Seen at 23:58 "ヴ" is (vu). ブ (bu) is another way of approximating the same foreign sound.
Thank you for your comment! I’m really glad to hear that my video helped your learning☺️ありがとうございます！ Please note that ヴ cannot be replaced with ブ when it’s combined with small letters such as ｧ､ｨ､ｪ､ｫ. (Contracted sounds explained in the video) For example; Vampire ヴァンパイア or バンパイア Not ブァンパイア Vegan ヴィーガン or ビーガン Not ブィーガン Since we don’t have actual “v” sound in Japanese, even though it’s written with ヴ, the pronunciation is still “b” in バビブベボ. We can see some people’s efforts by seeing both ヴィーガン and ビーガン😅 Some people are like “It’s not Began, it’s Vegan!! Use different letter for V!!!” Then we have both now😂
it seems (to me) that most katakana lessons emphasize visual recognition of the kana rather than how it is written (stroke order) the focus on how to properly write characters in this vid' was VERY helpful... thanks and Kudo's to Satou's Nihongo Playground !
Omg after you went through the katakana, i pause and started differentiating between ン and ソ. Then you immediately review after I unpaused. Thank you for making katakana easier for me!!! ❤
🤔I am seeing your video and for each katakana showed the same time do you write what is the hiragana to type, this is always one should know it that letter in both from syllabary to write it, right!!??
Thank you for your comment! I’m really sorry to tell you this but I couldn’t understand what you were trying to ask😭 すみません🙇🏻♀️ If you meant each hiragana, which shows up together with katakana letter in this video, correspond each other or not, the answer is yes. Each pair of them has same reading. I’m sorry if it’s not what you wanted to ask🙏🏻
Ohayō gozaimasu Sato sensei. I have been following your videos for a few weeks now and I have been having a really enjoyable and productive experience, thank you so much for not only the hard work you put in, but for your enthusiasm as well. I have a few questions I have for you, in all your videos, you always recommend that we should always try to read and write more Japanese in order to improve, and so I’ve been going through all your practice activities, doing them on my own and making sure I master the material, I was wondering if there’s something more I could do to improve my Japanese? Perhaps you could recommend a book or a website where I could read beginner Japanese material in order to further develop my Japanese and gain a bit more of a deeper understanding. Another question I have is on how you’re able to type in hiragana and katakana characters into your mobile device, would it be possible for you to give a few suggestions on how I could go about doing this? Or if I should stick to romanji instead when practicing or typing? I’m terribly sorry for the extremely long message, I want to thank you again for everything you’ve taught me, I hope to keep learning more from you and gain more insight into the language and culture Arigato Gozaimashita
Thank you so much for your comment😊 I’m glad that you have enjoyed my lesson videos! I’ve been busy and feeling sorry for uploading less videos recently… I introduced some Japanese learning apps in other video and you can practice beginner grammar and vocabulary from those apps. There’s an app (also website) called ‘Easy Japanese’. You can read Japanese news articles and if there’s any words you don’t know, just tap it to check its meaning. You need to know basic grammar to read through those articles, so I recommend that you start with textbooks or apps to learn basics and then move on to reading news articles or Japanese stories to improve more👍🏻 In order to type Japanese on your mobile phone, you need to change the keyboard setting or install keyboard app like ‘simeji’. Once the setting is done, you will be able to switch the keyboard to English and Japanese easily. Basically, we firstly type hiragana only, and then choose kanji or katakana from predictions appear on top of the keyboard. It’s really hard to explain😂 I’m sorry for my bad explanation… I’m gonna upload a video about typing Japanese soon✨
@@satous-nihongo-playground thank you so much for taking the time to read and reply to my message Satou sensei, your explanations were absolutely perfect! I really appreciate your feedback, I’ll definitely look through the website and get some more practice. I can’t wait to have you making more videos again, be sure to take time for yourself and get some much deserved rest. arigato gozaimashita
I spent a few hours today drilling hiragana today and feel somewhat good. I see everywhere that you should learn the kana in one day if you actually try, or two days if very slow learner or lazy. Seeing as I'm about to go to bed I'm quite solidly in the very slow or lazy category. Thank you for this video, it gives me a headstart for tomorrow's katakana. I believe with enough diligence and tenacity I will get the katakana down and still meet criteria for slow or lazy student. Bronze medal for learning in two days. Will likely have to review both each day for a while to refresh or unforget, make sure it's solid. But it's been fun. Idk much Kanji but it's very cool feeling reading furigana after just one day. In six days I want to start grinding vocabulary and Kanji. Maybe 1,000 words, then is time for taking off training wheels and straight grind it, making flash cards for every word or grammar I don't understand that is encountered while reading or watching stuff. All my time is spent reading or watching stuff anyway, might as well learn it in original form.
I need this I'm confused.... Katakana refers to the writing in the language vs hiragana is the letters before the dashes and lines or & sign is above it ....?? ..... When I look online hiragana is there but katakana is hard to find a chart for with romanization to help break it down I'ma watch this video when I get home .....seems like u understand I'm curious of Grammer lately 💯💯😵💫☯️🔥🔥🙏🏿
Thank you for your comment! I’m really sorry that I couldn’t think of any better mnemonics for some katakana… Most of them are commonly used by many Japanese teachers and shared in our community but we don’t have any mnemonics for some letters because no one could find any useful ones😭I will update if I come up with any better ideas!! ありがとうございます😊
Thank you for showing a way to remember this. However, I find this analogies tortured. Like for タ I have to remember the tired cook, how he looks, how he wears his hat and how these lines go on his hat. For anyone, struggling with this, I suggest just taking a bunch of words and starting writing them in katakana. It's ok to look at the chart. Some you'll remember easier, for some you'll need more practice.
Thank you for your comment, Alexandr-san! I’m sorry that I couldn’t think of any better mnemonics…especially for タ… It was not easy to creat mnemonics for almost 100 hiragana and katakana😭 You’re totally right and ‘taking a bunch of words and writing them in katakana’ is what we (Japanese teachers) suggest and writing them again and again is also what you have to do to learn kanji as well. I saw many students who were shocked or depressed when they first saw 46 hiragana and 46 katakana chart. There are only 26 letters in the alphabet, so many of them often find it annoying and difficult to learn these letters. I made these mnemonics in hopes that it makes it a little more fun and easier when people just start Japanese learning. I want them to make a good start😊(even with my poor drawings) Thank you for watching my video and I really appreciate your opinion🙏🏻 I’ll do my best to make more helpful and useful videos for Japanese learners😊
@@satous-nihongo-playground Thank you for your reply, Satou-sensei. I definitely agree that katakana with its "angly" look is a way more challenging for making mnemonics. So thank you for doing this! I was able to find some kana that were easy to remember. Also, I watched your other videos, for example about verbs and markers. They are pure gold, I really enjoy the flow of your lessons. They are not too fast and not too slow and extremely helpful! Thank you! You found yourself a new subscriber.
Thank you for your comment! We don’t actually use ‘ワォ’ in any Japanese words. Only situation we use it is when we say ‘Wow.’ The pronunciation is almost same as English. So ヲ and ワォ are different in their usage and pronunciation. Hope it helps!
Thank you for your comment! There’s a hiragana version as well👍🏻 Hiragana -1- Learn Hiragana with Mnemonics ruclips.net/video/sDOQpnOa810/видео.html Hope it helps 😊🙏
Oh my god!!!!! I just realized that!! Thank you so much for letting me know🙏 You’re right and confusing with L and R is a common mistake for Japanese people😂 I appreciate your comment!
Thank you for your reply and I appreciate it. Ma’am I’m from Nepal 🇳🇵 and I want to learn how to learn don’t know how can do ma’am i want to go to Japan 🇯🇵 that’s way I wan to learn language 😢
@rupakc281 If you are a total beginner, I recommend that you start learning with a textbook like GENKI and also with some supplementary materials such as RUclips videos and podcasts. If you feel like you need more support, I’d happy to help you. Please book my lessons if you’re interested in it😊
Thank you for your comment! It was really hard to make mnemonics and I couldn’t come up with any better ideas for some letters🙇🏻♀️I am really sorry…but I hope some of them still help🙏🏻
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Thank you for watching this video!
I know that I couldn’t think of any better mnemonics for some letters.., It was really hard to create ones…
I still hope this video helps your learning even a little bit 🙏
Also, there is a mistake for the word “wine glass”. I wrote“wine grass”by mistake😂Sorry about that🙇🏻♀️
This is a great video for learning! Thank you for making it! 🙂🙏
These katakana mnemonics are awesome. However, I think everyone learning katakana and hiragana should make their own mnemonics to facilitate better memorization. What I really like about this video is the explanation on shi and tsu, so and n. It makes it easier to distinguish one from another. Thank you very much Satou Sensei for this video.
Am I the only one who noticed that the katakana for "ni" is drawn as the kanji for the number 2, which is read as "ni"? That's quite a helpful coincidence.
No, i think everyone noticed that, expect those who never have heard about kanji
@@kome-lm2cv 💀😭
The same is true for ミand the kanji 三 which can also be read as "mi"
It's good to AHDH people( like me) =]
Arigato gozaimasu sensei I struggled with remembering katakana after learning hiragana. Your lessons made it easier to remember.
Oh my god thank God for making this after I learned all hiragana I tried learning katakana but you teach so well so it was easier to learn and every other way that I’m trying to learn didn’t work so thank you so much for putting this out
Thank you for your comment! I’m really glad to hear that✨ A lot of learners feel it’s hard to memorize Japanese letters when they just started learning Japanese, so I made these videos to help them😊 Hope it helps!
I love your Godly reply brethren, keep praising God 🙏🏾 and I pray he blesses you abundantly 🙇🏽♂️🙏🏾
@@satous-nihongo-playground i’m so greatful to you
Aarigatto gojaimashu sensei
こんにちは さとうーさん ! I just wanted to say that your mnemonics videos has helped me so much to memorize hiragana and katakana! ありがとうございます!
I just learned hiragana and I read your comment and understood the Japanese! Thank you Satou!
I can now read hiragana so well because i used your video a while back and it helped so much im going to subscribe right now!!
Like from 2yrs I have been learning Japanese and given exams, I can't understand anything in my school soo I learned from this only and now I understand hiragana and can speak a little I am going to learn from this only!! Thanks a lot miss stao ❤❤
Thank you for your wonderful teaching, sensei.😀
It's a challenge to memorize Katakana. This video really helps a lot. Thank you so much!
Beat video I’ve found so far :-) thank you!
Watching one day before my exam😂
You're so detailed! Thank you! 🙏🏾
Your Hiragana and Katakana videos are excellent and have taught me the hiragana and katakana. Thank you very much. ^^
Seen at 23:58 "ヴ" is (vu).
ブ (bu) is another way of approximating the same foreign sound.
Thank you for your comment! I’m really glad to hear that my video helped your learning☺️ありがとうございます！
Please note that ヴ cannot be replaced with ブ when it’s combined with small letters such as ｧ､ｨ､ｪ､ｫ. (Contracted sounds explained in the video)
For example;
Vampire
ヴァンパイア or バンパイア
Not ブァンパイア
Vegan
ヴィーガン or ビーガン
Not ブィーガン
Since we don’t have actual “v” sound in Japanese, even though it’s written with ヴ, the pronunciation is still “b” in バビブベボ.
We can see some people’s efforts by seeing both ヴィーガン and ビーガン😅
Some people are like “It’s not Began, it’s Vegan!! Use different letter for V!!!”
Then we have both now😂
Thanks 🙏 your method of teaching is so useful for beginners, i read Hiragana and memorize by your vedieo, thanks a lots,
Hiragana: EASY!!!
katakana: ok a little hard
Kanji: 🇳🇴JEG GJØR IKKE DETTE!🇳🇴
Jaså, gillar du inte en utmaning? ^^
omg your english is soo good 👍 ❤️ this video is super helpful too
Very helpful.
Thanks
This is really helpful thank you so much sensei ❤
Very helpful. I love mnemonics!
おりがとうござますせんせい❤❤
it seems (to me) that most katakana lessons emphasize visual recognition of the kana rather than how it is written (stroke order) the focus on how to properly write characters in this vid' was VERY helpful... thanks and Kudo's to Satou's Nihongo Playground !
😊あ理がとうございます！！
Omg after you went through the katakana, i pause and started differentiating between ン and ソ. Then you immediately review after I unpaused. Thank you for making katakana easier for me!!! ❤
N, so
Thank you so much for your very useful sharing !
The tips help me a lot thanks you❤
あるがと 😄 This helps me to learn Katakana easier with pictures!
You wrote "arugato" it's ありがと (arigato)
@@azeemmansoori3347 はい ありがと
@@SoulOctavius not to be an asshole, but it's ありがとう there is a little う at the end :))
@@a.n.j.5101 はいそです❗️ありがとうございます❗😎👍
Thanks sensei
Domo arigato, Satou
maam can you please share your katakana mnemonics chart, yours are the simplest one, it will help a lot.
ありがとうございます せんせ!❤
Thank you so much you made it very easy for us 🙏🏻❤️
3:56 If you can't remember "Odd way to walk" You can just imagine your favourite character in the Titanic with a t-pose style
佐藤さんの教え方がとてもいいです。
Thank you for your kind words✨
🤔I am seeing your video and for each katakana showed the same time do you write what is the hiragana to type, this is always one should know it that letter in both from syllabary to write it, right!!??
Thank you for your comment! I’m really sorry to tell you this but I couldn’t understand what you were trying to ask😭 すみません🙇🏻♀️
If you meant each hiragana, which shows up together with katakana letter in this video, correspond each other or not, the answer is yes. Each pair of them has same reading.
I’m sorry if it’s not what you wanted to ask🙏🏻
Thanks for sharing 😁😁 sensei☺
Thank you! Hope you enjoy it😊
❤
arigatou sato sensei
Ohayō gozaimasu Sato sensei.
I have been following your videos for a few weeks now and I have been having a really enjoyable and productive experience, thank you so much for not only the hard work you put in, but for your enthusiasm as well.
I have a few questions I have for you, in all your videos, you always recommend that we should always try to read and write more Japanese in order to improve, and so I’ve been going through all your practice activities, doing them on my own and making sure I master the material, I was wondering if there’s something more I could do to improve my Japanese? Perhaps you could recommend a book or a website where I could read beginner Japanese material in order to further develop my Japanese and gain a bit more of a deeper understanding.
Another question I have is on how you’re able to type in hiragana and katakana characters into your mobile device, would it be possible for you to give a few suggestions on how I could go about doing this? Or if I should stick to romanji instead when practicing or typing?
I’m terribly sorry for the extremely long message, I want to thank you again for everything you’ve taught me, I hope to keep learning more from you and gain more insight into the language and culture
Arigato Gozaimashita
Thank you so much for your comment😊
I’m glad that you have enjoyed my lesson videos! I’ve been busy and feeling sorry for uploading less videos recently…
I introduced some Japanese learning apps in other video and you can practice beginner grammar and vocabulary from those apps.
There’s an app (also website) called ‘Easy Japanese’. You can read Japanese news articles and if there’s any words you don’t know, just tap it to check its meaning. You need to know basic grammar to read through those articles, so I recommend that you start with textbooks or apps to learn basics and then move on to reading news articles or Japanese stories to improve more👍🏻
In order to type Japanese on your mobile phone, you need to change the keyboard setting or install keyboard app like ‘simeji’. Once the setting is done, you will be able to switch the keyboard to English and Japanese easily.
Basically, we firstly type hiragana only, and then choose kanji or katakana from predictions appear on top of the keyboard.
It’s really hard to explain😂 I’m sorry for my bad explanation…
I’m gonna upload a video about typing Japanese soon✨
@@satous-nihongo-playground thank you so much for taking the time to read and reply to my message Satou sensei, your explanations were absolutely perfect!
I really appreciate your feedback, I’ll definitely look through the website and get some more practice.
I can’t wait to have you making more videos again, be sure to take time for yourself and get some much deserved rest.
arigato gozaimashita
thanks for this video ....
I love mnemonics!
I spent a few hours today drilling hiragana today and feel somewhat good. I see everywhere that you should learn the kana in one day if you actually try, or two days if very slow learner or lazy. Seeing as I'm about to go to bed I'm quite solidly in the very slow or lazy category.
Thank you for this video, it gives me a headstart for tomorrow's katakana. I believe with enough diligence and tenacity I will get the katakana down and still meet criteria for slow or lazy student. Bronze medal for learning in two days. Will likely have to review both each day for a while to refresh or unforget, make sure it's solid. But it's been fun. Idk much Kanji but it's very cool feeling reading furigana after just one day.
In six days I want to start grinding vocabulary and Kanji. Maybe 1,000 words, then is time for taking off training wheels and straight grind it, making flash cards for every word or grammar I don't understand that is encountered while reading or watching stuff.
All my time is spent reading or watching stuff anyway, might as well learn it in original form.
How has it been a month since?
I need this I'm confused.... Katakana refers to the writing in the language vs hiragana is the letters before the dashes and lines or & sign is above it ....?? ..... When I look online hiragana is there but katakana is hard to find a chart for with romanization to help break it down I'ma watch this video when I get home .....seems like u understand I'm curious of Grammer lately 💯💯😵💫☯️🔥🔥🙏🏿
God bless you...arigato❤
God job.......its helpful
Sensei is so pretty💜🤗iloveyou
Thank you very much !
this helps a lot thank youu 💕💕
はじめまして.... 先生. 👩🏫🙏
わたし は スリランカ です.🇱🇰
わたし は らいねん 日本 に きます。
来週 は JLPT N5 を 書きます. 🌸
I Love Japan Ever and Ever. 🌸🤍🇯🇵
thank you alot, but i can't be the only one who thought like ''bruh she has the most outrageous ways of memorizing certain katakanas'' 😂💀
Thank you for your comment! I’m really sorry that I couldn’t think of any better mnemonics for some katakana… Most of them are commonly used by many Japanese teachers and shared in our community but we don’t have any mnemonics for some letters because no one could find any useful ones😭I will update if I come up with any better ideas!! ありがとうございます😊
No no don't worry it's really funny and it might be a way of memorizing it like that
Good 👍
Nice video
The way I remember "ニ" is that it's the number 2 and has 2 lines.
The a in katakana looks like the Persian a which is آ
Thank you! 🌷
Thank you for showing a way to remember this. However, I find this analogies tortured. Like for タ I have to remember the tired cook, how he looks, how he wears his hat and how these lines go on his hat. For anyone, struggling with this, I suggest just taking a bunch of words and starting writing them in katakana. It's ok to look at the chart. Some you'll remember easier, for some you'll need more practice.
Thank you for your comment, Alexandr-san!
I’m sorry that I couldn’t think of any better mnemonics…especially for タ… It was not easy to creat mnemonics for almost 100 hiragana and katakana😭
You’re totally right and ‘taking a bunch of words and writing them in katakana’ is what we (Japanese teachers) suggest and writing them again and again is also what you have to do to learn kanji as well.
I saw many students who were shocked or depressed when they first saw 46 hiragana and 46 katakana chart. There are only 26 letters in the alphabet, so many of them often find it annoying and difficult to learn these letters.
I made these mnemonics in hopes that it makes it a little more fun and easier when people just start Japanese learning. I want them to make a good start😊(even with my poor drawings)
Thank you for watching my video and I really appreciate your opinion🙏🏻
I’ll do my best to make more helpful and useful videos for Japanese learners😊
@@satous-nihongo-playground Thank you for your reply, Satou-sensei. I definitely agree that katakana with its "angly" look is a way more challenging for making mnemonics. So thank you for doing this! I was able to find some kana that were easy to remember.
Also, I watched your other videos, for example about verbs and markers. They are pure gold, I really enjoy the flow of your lessons. They are not too fast and not too slow and extremely helpful!
Thank you! You found yourself a new subscriber.
ありがとうございます😭✨
Thank you so much for your kind words! You made my day!!
Tnq
Thank you for the lessons my beautiful 先生 ❤️💜❤️
Domo arigatho ozaimasu sensee
Thank you so much sense
Ilysm marry me. You are so much help!!! ILYYY
Best vedio ever I see
Thank you so much!
Wowowowowo nice ❤❤❤❤❤❤
doumo arigatou gozaimasu
helo. chronicchiwa terima kasih mama ummi
What is the difference between ヲ and ワォ?
Thank you for your comment! We don’t actually use ‘ワォ’ in any Japanese words. Only situation we use it is when we say ‘Wow.’ The pronunciation is almost same as English. So ヲ and ワォ are different in their usage and pronunciation. Hope it helps!
I'm. (Tamilnadu) but I like Japanese language 🤗🤗❤️❤️
Hi mam i am bob from phillipines can you help me to learn hiragana beacuase i am applying to japan
Thank you for your comment! There’s a hiragana version as well👍🏻
Hiragana -1- Learn Hiragana with Mnemonics
ruclips.net/video/sDOQpnOa810/видео.html
Hope it helps 😊🙏
Best video
Love u so much..
Thank you🌼🌼🌼
Best 👍
i need to most learn kanji
Not a big deal, but I noticed you confused wine glass with "wine grass". Common mistake in Japanese to English pronunciation, so it's understandable.
Oh my god!!!!! I just realized that!! Thank you so much for letting me know🙏 You’re right and confusing with L and R is a common mistake for Japanese people😂 I appreciate your comment!
@satous-nihongo-playground I make mistakes all the time, and I'm a native English speaker, lol. So, it's okay 😊
どう思いますか
Yay
「ミ」で "meao!" は無いよ。"me, meeting, mill" とかあるじゃろ？
「メ」も "melon,melody" など日本で普通に使われる単語があるのに。
あと、英語で話しているとカタカナが「カタカ⤴ーナッ !」とかなるの、避けられないかな。
英語と混じると日本語のイントネーションが変わってしまうアルアル。
コメントありがとうございます。
この動画は視覚教材であり、イラストをmnemonic（記憶を助けるもの）として用いています。おっしゃるように「me」など、より簡単で使いやすい単語はあるのですが、それを覚えやすいイラストと結びつけることはなかなか難しいのが現状です。ご理解いただけますと幸いです。
多くは日本語教育の場でよく使われているものなのですが、私自身も「これは無い！無理矢理すぎる！」と思うものはあります😂「メ」なんて特に、なんじゃそりゃの域で申し訳ないです。他にもっといいイラスト（単語）を思い付いたら内容を更新したいと思います。
また、英語使用時の日本語のイントネーションも、おっしゃる通りです。言語にはそれぞれの音とリズムがあるため、日常会話では聞きやすくするためにそれらを統一する話者が多いです。ですが日本語教育者としてこういった動画をアップしている以上、発音にはより気をつけるようにします。状況に応じて変える必要もあるかと思いますが、基本的には英語に引っ張られないよう頑張ります！
長文失礼いたしました。
試行錯誤しながら動画教材を作っている未熟者のため、こういったご意見はとても参考になります。ありがとうございました😊
ありがと ございます！
I m watching it 2024 because of jlpt
Hello Japanese ma’am could you help us please 🙏
Thank you for your comment. What kind of help do you need?? If it’s about Japanese lessons, please check the description🙏Or send me inquiries😊
Thank you for your reply and I appreciate it. Ma’am I’m from Nepal 🇳🇵 and I want to learn how to learn don’t know how can do ma’am i want to go to Japan 🇯🇵 that’s way I wan to learn language 😢
@rupakc281
If you are a total beginner, I recommend that you start learning with a textbook like GENKI and also with some supplementary materials such as RUclips videos and podcasts. If you feel like you need more support, I’d happy to help you. Please book my lessons if you’re interested in it😊
Hai dear 😊😊😊😊 one'doubt
Which?
アイアプルブ
テンクヨ!
THANK YOUUUUU
どういたしましてえええええ🥰
(You’re welcome!)
佐藤さん、本気で愛してる ❤
2024
サシスセソ
カキクケコ
So many of them does not match with picture... Helpful but not so much
Thank you for your comment! It was really hard to make mnemonics and I couldn’t come up with any better ideas for some letters🙇🏻♀️I am really sorry…but I hope some of them still help🙏🏻
ni and tsu are very similar...
ありがとうございます ^_^