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私の一日 (My Day)
A simple narrative about a typical daily routine, using basic time expressions and action verbs.
Read →Reading practice: The M, Y, R, W, and N rows (complete 46 Hiragana)
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Read →Reading practice: Self-introduction
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Read →Reading practice: Hiragana か-row
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Read →Reading practice: The T, N, and H rows (and exceptions)
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Read →Reading practice: Spatial locations (の, うえ, した, なか, そと, となり)
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Reading practice: Hiragana あ-row
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Read →Reading practice: Hello and goodbye
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Read →Reading practice: Days of the week and calendar
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Read →Reading practice: Conjugating adjectives (past, negative; いい→よい)
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Read →Reading practice: Asking questions (Ka, question words, Ko-So-A-Do)
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Read →Reading practice: The First 15 Sounds (A, K, S rows)
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Read →Reading practice: Telling time and daily actions
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Read →Reading practice: I-adjectives vs Na-adjectives
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Read →Reading practice: Building your first sentences
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Read →Reading practice: Arimasu vs Imasu, に and が
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週末 (Weekend)
A short story about typical weekend activities, using past tense and common verbs for hobbies and chores.
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私の好きな食べ物 (My Favorite Foods)
A passage about food preferences, using basic adjectives (好き, 美味しい) and common food vocabulary.
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