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Aside from Hiragana and Katakana, the Japanese use adopted Chinese characters for writing. These characters are called “Kanji,” and unlike Hiragana and Katakana, each Kanji represents a word, not just a sound. Reading and writing Kanji can be really hard to learn for those who didn’t grow up in Japan, but this doesn’t mean it’s impossible. And believe it or not, taking the time to learn reading and writing Kanji has many rewards. Watch the activity video to find out more.
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