犬
カルちゃん、犬が年上は、心の病気があるんです。薬を飲んだ方がいいですが、苦すぎるんだので、朝ご飯と晩ご飯に薬を入れます。それでも、時々食べません。
ぽっピーちゃん、犬が年下は、食べるのが一番好きです。苦いも、甘いも、しょっぱいも、何でも食べられるんです！早く食べているそしてカルちゃんの食べ物が欲しいんです。ポッぴーちゃんは、心の薬を食べない方がいいです。大変ですよね。
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Hiragana Chart ひらがな
I had the advantage when I came to learning Japanese that I had learned another language with a non-roman script before, although that was a long time ago in high school. I learned Classical Greek which used the Greek alphabet. It was in high school, so I had the support of school language classes to do it, rather than working on my own. It enforced discipline and practice. It was also very different in that it was an alphabet, rather than a syllabary. Japanese is very different in that style - each symbol is a sound. When I learned to read in England, we learned the letters in alphabetical order, and had pictures of things that began with that letter, such as “a is for apple, b is for bee, c is for cat”. That last one in particular really does not help - if you try reading it out loud, you will notice that you have just said “see is for cat”, which is a hard c or k sound. Makes things much harder for children to grasp. This...
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