Next Curriculum for 2012

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So.. Been lazy teaching nowadays and got some warning from the higher ups.. LOL no worries it's just me being role playing at random. Anyway I'm thinking of adding more to Japanese Learning, add some for computer programming, and maybe some physical education too.

More will come if I have the mood for it. might as well put some review for Anime as well here


But anyway.. Ready for more lesson Class? Then let's go Study x Study!

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Japanese Learning #3 Learning Katakana

Now let's study katakana. Like I said before, katakana is used for any non Japanese word. But sometimes, katakana also used if the kanji for the word is hard or just to ease people reading. A quick example for it are /baka/ usually written in 「バカ」 katakana instead of the kanji「馬鹿」. For more complete usage, refer to Wikipedia entry about katakana.

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Tips: How to Treat Laptop Correctly

Nowadays, computer became necessary in our everyday life. Almost every household has at least one of them. With a computer, or to be accurate a desktop PC, people can use it for many purpose from working, learning, and gets entertained all in one package. But with the need for mobility increasing overtime, people nowadays tends to use notebook or laptop more than the desktop.

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Japanese Learning #2 Learning Hiragana

Let's us study the easiest first. Hiragana. Well all you need is to remember them that's it. below is Hiragana table list.

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Hydrotherapy, Drink Water and be Healthy

Of course we all want to be healthy. But with the hustle and bustle of modern-everyday-life, we sometimes tend to be careless and forgot to take care of our body. People usually used expensive supplement to keep up their health. But the continuous use of chemical supplement might also give bad impact to your body. not to mention the money spent for buying it.

What if Teach said He has a way to help keeping up your health but it's almost cost nothing? all you need is, water. Yes, water. The part that made up 70% of our body, the source of life for all organism in the world, those that can (yet) be found easily everywhere livable. Water, has the properties of cleansing which help your body to drove out all the dangerous chemical residue inside the body. Water also promotes body metabolism by which your body can generate more energy and antibody.

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How to Write Japanese Character for Windows 7

You ask how to write Japanese character in computer? well, it's simple. I only knows how to do it it windows 7 though..

go to control panel -> clock, language, and region -> Change keyboard or other input methods -> Change keyboards... ->

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Japanese Learning #1 Introduction to Japanese Character

Japanese language, or in Japanese Nihon go (日本語), is a somewhat hard language to master because of the sickening amount of Kanji, one of Japanese traditional writing system, to learn. Yet because of Japan's world number one product, Anime and Manga (also Eroge ohum *clear throat* I mean Visual Novel), made lot's of people want to learn them inspite how hard it is to learn.

Now let's start the lesson by knowing the 3 basic writing system in Japanese. there are Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji. First, the basic, is Hiragana. Hiragana is the basic Japanese phonetic alphabet. It represents every sound in the Japanese language. Therefore, you can theoretically write everything in hiragana. However, because Japanese is written with no spaces, this will create nearly indecipherable text. And then there's Katakana. Katakana is the same as Hiragana on how it can be used to represent any sound but Katakana is especially used for writing foreign language/ words that is not from Japanese. Last, there is.. the monstrous in number.. almost reached to 10.000 character.. "THE" Kanji. Kanji is a Chinese character that represent almost all the word that is used in Japanese. Even though it was from Chinese character, the meaning can be the same but the word came off of it is different.

That's all for the Intro. So then let's go to the next lesson.

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