How to memorize words in Japanese

Methods:

Categorization mnemonics

The brain can be divided into several memory areas, which can categorize and store information about external things in different areas.

2. Understanding Mnemonics

Remembering things that are familiar is fast. Understanding mnemonics takes advantage of this, and the key to it is the word "understand". When we get a word, we have to recognize and understand it from many aspects, such as kana, tone, kanji, meaning, character, usage, and so on.

3. Associative Memory Method

The memories that the human brain forms of external things are not isolated, but are interconnected. The use of our rich associations, so that the thinking outward infinite dispersion, each dispersed to a point, you will come across a word, know better, if not, you have to force yourself to figure out how to figure it out.

Expanded information:

The main way to indicate a velar sound is to add two dots (゛, dot, ?, ?, or ?ら) to the upper right corner of the velar sound, and to add a circle (゜, ?, ?, or ?maru) for a semi-vulcanic sound in ha-linguistic kana.

Japanese has only five vowels, which are represented by the words "あ?

There are only five vowels in Japanese. う? え? お", which are represented by five kana. Phonetically, they are pronounced close to [a] [i] [u] [e] [o]

"う" is a non-circular lip vowel, unlike [u] in English. However, the pronunciation of う in the West Japanese dialect and after a labial consonant is close to a rounded-lipped vowel. At the end of the text, endings such as "です" and "ます" will be cleared and sound like [des] and [mas]. In addition, when the vowels "い" and "う" are sandwiched between consonants, the middle "い" and "う" are cleared and the vocal cords do not vibrate. The vocal cords do not vibrate at this point.

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