Blog Entry 3

We learned てほしい and that you use when you want someone to do something, its always related to you because you want it, or you don't (〜てほしくありません).

This week we reviewed over chapter 21 and started doing Kanji for chapter 21. Reading Kanji becomes easier over a short time, however writing Kanji is always a difficult task. Thinking of a creative way to remember Kanji is easier if the Kanji itself has different parts to it. Writing these kanji and coming up with a way to remember them are just the start. Having a way to review them is really helpful, flash cards are ok for me, but they never really helped, using the site readthekanji.com has helped a great deal since it is an interactive way to read Kanji and gives meanings, context, stroke orders.