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StudyX Devlog articles tagged "StudyX Japanese Letters Table".
StudyX Japanese Letters TableInterview
StudyX Japanese Letters Table began in 2022 as a DIY kana chart for a four-year-old. Its maker on the layout, romaji choices and why there are no scores.
StudyX Japanese Letters TableHow-To
Why romaji is spelled shi or si, tsu or tu: Hepburn vs Kunrei, Japan's new romanization rules of December 2025, and spellings on passports and signs.
StudyX Japanese Letters TableComparison
A wall poster, picture books and songs, a writing workbook, or a speaking chart app. How each one helps a child or beginner meet hiragana and katakana.
StudyX Japanese Letters TableEssay
Who StudyX Japanese Letters Table is for: toddlers meeting kana for the first time, bilingual families abroad, and beginners starting to learn Japanese.
StudyX Japanese Letters TableHow-To
Practical ideas for StudyX Japanese Letters Table: daily chart exploration, the listening game played together, writing on iPad, and romaji mode.
StudyX Japanese Letters TableHow-To
A beginner's guide to StudyX Japanese Letters Table: explore the interactive kana chart, tap any letter to hear its sound, and switch display modes.