Genki Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

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This document are self-study notes taken from the Genki I textbook, one of the most used resources for beginners learning Japanese. These notes cover grammar points that were made to be easily understandable, however, they were written with the expectation that the student is already fluent in the Katakana and Hiragana alphabets. NOTE: More specifically, these notes help with the JLPT level N5

PEARSON Edexcel Japanese A level Notes. Most of these notes were made by following the GENKI textbooks. Grammar covers a lot of what you will find in the Japanese reading and writing exams. These will also help for Japanese SELF-STUDY. I hope these help you <333

Discussing Genki chapters 1 to 13. Excluding vocabulary and kanji lists. Examples are included, and not derived from those provided in the textbook, to give you a better comprehension of grammatical structures. Can be used for all study programs and individuals studying Japanese.

Japanese Grammar notes. These notes follow the Genki Textbook closely but they will help those taking Japanese A level under Pearson Edexcel. They are also useful for Self study. I hope they help you x

All of the vocabulary learned in Lesson 1 of Japanese 101. This is from the Genki 3rd Edition Textbook.

Brief notes from Japanese 101. Talks about the grammar and how the diacritical marks work for each character. This is summarized and noted from the Genki 3rd Edition Textbook.

いく（to go） いって たべる（to eat） たべて 00:04 00:53 いる（(a person) is in . . . ; stays at . . .） いて よむ（to read） よんで かく（to write） かいて とる（to take (a picture)） とって くる（to come） きて する（to do） して もつ（to carry; to hold） もって はなす（to speak; to talk） はなして おしえる（to teach; to instruct） おしえて ...

For those taking Pearson Edexcel Japanese A level, these notes will be useful to you if you are struggling on grammar. These are also useful if you are simply self-studying Japanese! I hope you find these useful