Summary: Picture this: while touring along the streets of Tokyo on your vacation, you and your friends are searching for a Japanese sushi restaurant. But you can't find one-all you see are signs with beautifully calligraphed letters surrounding you everywhere in Japan. Your stomach is growling, your friends are tired of walking, but the word "sushi" is nowhere to be seen. Before you dive into the Pacific to get some fresh fish, maybe it would be a good idea to brush up on your knowledge of the Japanese language. This Japanese lesson will teach you about the three types of artistic scripts that make up the written Japanese language, kanji, hiragana, and katakana, and the roles they play in putting together sentences. To get the complete mini-course for free visit GengoLanguages.com/Japanese, and sign up for the complete mini-course.
