わたしのいえ。
わたしわカンザスシチューにすんでいます。わたしのいえわアパとです。あかるいです。わたしわともだちとすんでいます。ぺといません。
Hiragana
Learning hiragana is not too difficult and I find it very rewarding because after you learn it you can read a lot of Japanese, even if you don’t know what it means. It kind of demystifies the language because it is only made up of those sounds. I think learning to read English is a lot more difficult than hiragana because in English there’s a lot more sounds and things like silent letters and foreign words that are all pronounced differently. However, adding katakana into your learning takes more time to read Japanese. Not to mention kanji, which is much more difficult than either hiragana or katakana. I know some kanji but they are much more difficult to remember and they often change meaning based on context. If I remember correctly, you can speak fairly good Japanese without knowing many kanji because a lot of them are rarely found in everyday speech. I don’t remember learning English but learning hiragana for me consisted of comparing them to pictographs to remember the sound...
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