The next step to learning Japanese script is to start learning the Kanji characters. Start with the simplest characters some of which are given in the following table. Strokes are generally written from left to right and top to bottom. It is easier to start learning Kanji in groups like numbers, days of the week, verbs, adjectives etc.
Use a good workbook to learn Kanji as well as the strokes in steps and to maintain a record of your learning's, memory aid software's such as Anki etc. can be useful to maintain and plan your learning's. Also use a notebook with square boxes to write and practice each Kanji several times (remember how you studied the alphabets as a child).
Class room sessions can also be very effective as the teacher may use different methods like visual aids, flash cards etc. to help you learn the Kanji's in a easier way.
Use a good workbook to learn Kanji as well as the strokes in steps and to maintain a record of your learning's, memory aid software's such as Anki etc. can be useful to maintain and plan your learning's. Also use a notebook with square boxes to write and practice each Kanji several times (remember how you studied the alphabets as a child).
Class room sessions can also be very effective as the teacher may use different methods like visual aids, flash cards etc. to help you learn the Kanji's in a easier way.
