User:1caiser/Week 3

Disclaimer: "Kai's Japanese Lessons", along with later "Nihongo Lessons," is not endorsed by an educational supervisor. This form of "education" will not be eligible for school transcripts, etc.

Note: Reading this blog will not, in any way, help you understand the SAO wiki more than you can. However, it may help you define some Japanese terms written with the template (but most terms will not be addressed this early in the lessons).

Welcome to Kai Socrius's third Nihongo lesson! Excuse the massive hiatus.

This lesson will introduce:

Hiragana and Katakana
There is no need to continually post this. Refer to Week 2 for the two charts.

The Sentence
For all of us novice translators, you must know the anatomy of the Japanese sentence. While I am able to identify the different parts, some may be confused of where terms end and start, or distinguish a particle from an actual word.

The particles separate the words from different words, and have a meaning in themselves. Here are a few sentences to show how different the particles are: