Showing posts with label kanji. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kanji. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
My Autobiography as a Writer
By Hiroshi Aono
I think
that I learned words from my mother before entering preschool. I don’t remember
how I could write words, but I think it was a step toward to a writer. When I
entered the elementary school, I began to learn more difficult words. At the
elementary school, I learned many words which I use even now. For examples, kanji,
katakana, and hiragana. This three types of handwriting are often used and important
for Japanese. That is to say, I think that while I was a elementary school student,
I learned these handwriting and so many words to use in the future. Writing
compositions are especially useful for me because it is needed so many words
and correct grammar. When I was a junior high school student, I learned more
difficult words. Why could I have been kept this until now? I think that it is
needed to live until I die.
Monday, September 9, 2013
How I Use Writing
By Haruka Kawaura
I often use writing because I want to
learn, study and so on. I use writing to study, send e-mail and write and diary
every day. I have used writing to study from I am
child because I must learn Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. It is the best way to
learn and practice them. When I was elementary school student, teacher gave us
homework that writing and practicing Kanji. I think every Japanese learn and practice
Kanji by the way, so we can remember it and use it. I often send e-mail to make contact with my
family, friends, teachers and so on. For example, when I go out with my friend,
I often use e-mail to decide the place that we meet at. Therefore, writing is
important to make contact with someone. I write a diary at every night. It is
important for me because writing a diary learn and keep my memory. I don’t want
to forget my memory. Therefore it’s very important habit. I think that writing
is important to live a life. It is very difficult to live a life without life.
I use writing every day.
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