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Hiragana and Katakana Syllabary Alphabet Japanese Flash Cards for Beginners - Katakana & Hiragana Flash Cards (Learning Video with Pure Pronunciation) (Classic Edition)
Hiragana and Katakana Syllabary Alphabet Japanese Flash Cards for Beginners - Katakana & Hiragana Flash Cards (Learning Video with Pure Pronunciation) (Classic Edition)
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Hiragana and Katakana Syllabary Alphabet Japanese Flash Cards for Beginners - Katakana & Hiragana Flash Cards (Learning Video with Pure Pronunciation) (Classic Edition)
- [Designed for beginners]: This set of Japanese syllabary flashcards are easy to read, with the basic information of 46 Hiragana and 46 Katakana you need to know. Learning fast and have a good grasp of the basic Japanese alphabet in a few days.
- [Easy to Remember]: Our aim is to simplify the complex beginning of Japanese learning, we just provide the basic and simple information, play our flash cards with friends and Japanese learning become so easy.
- [Fun as Playing Cards]: Sorting the hiragana katakana cards by vowels and then by consonants. Guessing and speaking out with friends.
- [Learning Anywhere]: Take ten of them each time and read from time to time, which can help you learn the basic things you should know in the whole day.
- [46 Videos with Pure Pronunciation]: One Japanese syllabary flash card has one video, Scan the QR code of Japanese flash card and get the video, they are all free for you.
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