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Open your Google Sheets document. Go to the cell where you want to display the hiragana translation. Enter the formula =HIRAGANA(A3) in the cell, assuming the value you want to convert is in cell A3. Press Enter to apply the formula. The custom function will call the Google Translate API and return the hiragana translation of the text in cell A3.
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- Standard Hiragana Charts
- Mnemonic-Based Hiragana Charts
- Hiragana Charts with Stroke Order
- Hiragana Charts That Help You to Practice
- Hiragana Charts For Kids
- "Other" Hiragana Charts
- Learning Hiragana
These hiragana charts are simple and boring. But there's nothing wrong with that. 99.99% of Japanese learners will receive charts like these. They do their job and are easy on printer ink cartridges. For new students of Japanese, any one of these would be my first recommendation.
When it comes to learning and memorization, mnemonics are the best way to go, hands down. So it's only natural that a few mnemonic-based hiragana charts have been created. If you're planning on taking this route, you should feel free to mix and match individual kana mnemonics. Not all mnemonics connect with all people. Some will feel more personal ...
When writing by hand, stroke order is quite important. You can tell when somebody writes in the wrong stroke order because, well, something just looks off. Your handwriting will improve tenfold if you write your hiragana correctly. With kanji, you can learn stroke order by following a small set of stroke order rules. With hiragana, you're better of...
Hiragana charts get even better when you're able to interact with them. Sure, some of these might not be "hiragana charts" in the traditional sense, but they're close enough to include in this list.
In Japan, guess who's learning hiragana. Of course, it's the children. So, there are a lotof charts aimed at children (and very few aimed at adults). If you're teaching your kid(s) hiragana, or if you have the heart of a child, these will be the hiragana charts for you.
These hiragana charts don't quite fall into the above categories. But that doesn't mean they're not useful/cool.
A hiragana chart won't actually teach you hiragana. You have to learn and practice. That's why we created a method for learning hiragana. It's free to use, and you'll be able to read every character when you're done. It doesn't take as long as you think, either. And as soon as you finish, you can learn katakana next. I hope you found a hiragana cha...
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For example, one of them is the formula JTOOLS_HIRAGANA (word), which automatically converts the word into pure hiragana (furigana); this comes in useful when I don't know how to read the kanji. So if I have one cell that has the word "興す", I just use my formula and it automatically displays the hiragana (おこす).
Hiragana Writing Practice Sheet Author: japanese-lesson.com Subject: downloadable and printable writing practice sheets (PDF) with grid lines for correct, beautiful handwriting of Japanese Hiragana alphabet Keywords: hiragana; handwriting; practice; sheet; paper; pdf; grid lines; download; print Created Date: 12/22/2012 8:45:06 PM
