Disney’s The Lion King Songs in Japanese

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Watch Japanese shows on-line

Advanced/Intermediate Practice reading on these popular magazine sites
Beginners Look for characters you know on these popular foreign websites

Vogue (On-line)

Harper’s Bazaar (On-line)

Constant Reinforcement

Calendars

Wall Clocks

Use the Rosetta Stone System to Speak and Correct your Pronunciation

About Pronunciation - Listen and repeat

Kanji Practice using a Nintendo DS 

Kanji Practice Sheet

Japanese Key Board no download necessary

Greetings

Good Morning – Ohayoo (Gozaimasu)
Good (Day) Afternoon – Konnichiwa
Good Night – Oyasumi Nasai
Good Bye – Sayonara
How are you – O Genki Desu ka
I’m fine – Genki Desu

Practice writing these greetings in Hiragana

Colors
 
Red – Aka(i)
Blue – Ao(i)
Yellow – Kiiro(i)
Green – Midori
Pink – Pinku
Purple – Murasaki
Gray – Guree
White – Shiro(i)
Black – Kiro(i)

Practice writing these colors in Hiragana
 

Numbers

1 – Ichi
2 – Ni
3 – San
4 – Yon/Shi
5 – Go
6 – Roku
7 – Shichi/Nana
8 – Hachi 
9 – Ku/Kyuu
10 – Juu
11 – Juu-ichi
12 – Juu-ni
13 – Juu-san
14 – Juu-yon/shi
15 – Juu-go
16 –Juu-roku
17 – Juu-shichi/nana
18 – Juu-hachi
19 – Juu-kyuu/ku
20 – Ni-juu
21 – Ni-juu-ichi
22 – Ni-juu-ni
23 – Ni-juu-san
24 – Ni-juu-yon
25 – Ni-juu-go
26 – Ni-juu-roku
27 – Ni-juu-shichi
28 – Ni-juu-hachi
29 – Ni-juu-kyuu
30 – San-juu
40 – Yon-juu
50 – Go-juu
60 – Roku-juu 
70 – Shichi/nana-juu
80 – Hachi-juu 
90 – Kyuu/ku-juu

Practice writing these numbers in Hiragana

Days of the Week

Sunday – Nichiyoobi
Monday – Getsuyoobi
Tuesday – Kayoobi
Wednesday – Suiyoobi
Thursday – Mokuyoobi
Friday – Kinyoobi
Saturday – Dooyoobi

Practice writing the days of the week in Hiragana

Months

January – Ichi-gatsu
February – Ni-gatsu
March – San-gatsu
April – Shi-gatsu
May – Go-gatsu
June – Roku-gatsu
July – Shichi-gatsu
August – Hachi-gatsu
September – Ku-gatsu
October – Juu-gatsu
November – Juu-ichi-gatsu
December – Juu-ni-gatsu

Practice writing the months in Hiragana