Hiragana and katakana

Pen name: hiragana: ぁぁ(a)I(u)e(o))か(ka))きく(ku)は[ha (auxiliary wa )も (hi) も

Dialing: んん (nn) Booster :っ (Stop a beat) Fader :きゃ (Kya) きゅ (Kyu) きょ (Kyo )ゃ びみゃ (Miao) みゅ (Miao) みょ (Miao) りゃ (Ryan) りゅ (Liu) ゅ

Dubbing: が (ga) ぎ (gi )ぐ (gu) ざ (za )じ (ji) ず (zu) だ

Katakana (corresponding to the above) ァィォカキクケコサシスタチタタ

There are also long sounds: the long phonetic symbol of paragraph ぁ is ぁ, such as ぉかぁさん (ぉさん), and the long phonetic symbol of paragraph ぃ is ぃ, such as𞊣.

Chinese characters: some are training books and some are pronunciation books. Take the mountain as an example, it is a word with the same name, but even some Chinese characters are 65438+, like the mountain reading of Mount Fuji. For example, I am a high school student (private) and a college student (private). This method has great limitations, so learning Chinese characters can only be done by leaning back or listening to Japanese songs and pronunciations. That's what I did, so I can know a lot of Chinese characters now. It's better to have an electronic dictionary or dictionary, which will help you. I wish you success in your Japanese study.